EXCLUSIVE: A royal expert has spoken about the ongoing Royal Family rift and how Prince William can acknowledge his brother's 'pain' along with their different privileges
Amid the Royal Family rift, Prince William "recognises" Prince Harry was in "a place of pain" and he had privileges that "weren't available" for his younger brother, according to a royal expert.
As tensions take a noticeable shift, historian, writer and broadcaster Tessa Dunlop spoke exclusively to OK! about the brothers building bridges and how William, 41, is "hurt" but "recognises his brother was in a place of pain". "Harry didn't benefit from those extra three years with Princess Diana being alive. There have been privileges in William's life that weren't available for Harry which made his journey harder to navigate - that's the truth.The royal expert continued: "Harry's not in the number one gig. William was lucky to meet Kate early on, she can be a really steadying influence and really believes in the institution that William was going to head up.
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