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2026-10-21 02:02
Prince Harry says he wants to reconcile with family
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Prince Harry and his family returned to live in the U.K. six years after a very public split from the royals, including his father, King Charles. Harry is now hoping for a very public reconciliation to match. Leigh Kiniry reports.
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In a sit down interview with GQ, Prince Harry said he hopes to "work out" tensions with the royal family and seeks to reconcile after moving back to the U.K. with Meghan and their children. NBC News' India McTaggart discusses the fascination around the family drama.
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Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, says he's hoping to patch things up with his family and that working on a reconciliation is "the most important thing" to him. The 42-year-old British prince opened up about where things stand with his family in an interview published Tuesday in GQ.
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Prince Harry says reconciliation with King Charles III and Prince William is key, but a spokesperson clarified his remark about those who "don't want to work it out."
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Prince Harry says ‘most important thing is to reconcile’ with royal family
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Prince Harry says he hopes to reconcile with royal family
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Prince Harry says he hopes to 'work out' royal family tensions in newly released interview
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Prince Harry says reconciling with royals is ‘key’ — but Charles and William see things differently: sources
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Prince Harry says reconciling with royals is ‘key’ — but Charles and William see things differently: sources
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Prince Harry says he's seeking to reconcile with his family: 'I want it to work out'
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Prince Harry says he wants to 'reconcile' with father, brother
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Prince Harry reveals real reasons for UK return - USA Today
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Prince Harry Says he Wants to Work out Relationship with Brother and Father - Newsmax
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Prince Harry says he wants to reconcile with family - Reuters
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Prince Harry: ‘I want it to work out’ with King Charles and Prince William
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Prince Harry insists he wants to reconcile with Prince William — but claims ‘some people don’t want to’ resolve issues
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Prince Harry insists he wants to reconcile with Prince William — but claims ‘some people don’t want to’ resolve issues
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Prince Harry Offers Olive Branch to Charles, William: ‘Enough Drama’
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Prince William steps up for King Charles in major royal duty
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Prince William steps up for King Charles in major royal duty
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