Royal Expert: Prince Harry is in constant contact with his father and his relationship with his brother William is strained.

A royal expert has revealed that Prince Harry, Prince of Sussex, is in constant contact with his father, Prince Charles, but his relationship with his brother Prince William has not “recovered” after his televised interview with Oprah Winfrey.The Duke of Sussex, 38, lives with 40-year-old Duchess Megan Markle in a $ 14 million mansion in California after they left the public service.

Camila Dominique asks what “Harry and Megan Markle are already doing” since leaving the senior members of the royal family, while saying that the relationship with Prince Harry’s family has not improved in the past year. The Telegraph writes: “Prince Charles is believed to be in constant contact with his youngest son. Harry’s relationship with William has not yet recovered from Oprah, after he said that his father and brother are” trapped “in the royal family.

The couple reportedly had an “incredibly tight” relationship after two years of alleged fights with Harry’s wife and staff, the couple’s decision to emigrate to the United States, and tons of “real bombs” thrown by Sussex in television interviews. Seen by millions of people around the world..

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has revealed that she is eager to see her granddaughter Lilliput in person. The age queen is eager to meet the 9-month-old daughter of Prince Harry and Megan Markle, who lives in California..

The British Daily Mail reports that the Queen, who is celebrating her platinum anniversary this year, has only met her 11th granddaughter, who has yet to travel to the UK, via video link..

The comments come as Prince Harry has filed a legal appeal against the Home Office after being told he would not be offered ‘the same amount’ of personal protection despite offering to pay for it himself during a visit from Britain..

Prince Harry, who lives in Montecito, California with Megan and their two-year-old son Archie and Lilliput, wants to bring his children from the Atlantic Ocean to visit, but he does not “feel safe” under current protection. arrangements..