Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot in 2018, and after two years, the couple stepped down from their royal duties and moved to Montecito, California. Since moving, the couple has opened up about the challenges they faced within the British royal family.
In his autobiography Spare, Prince Harry stated that his brother described Meghan as 'difficult', 'rude', and 'abrasive' during an argument at his London home in 2019. The Duke of Sussex also claimed that his brother physically attacked him. "He grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace, and he knocked me to the floor," wrote Harry.
Amid this, several reports claimed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are trying their best to reconnect with the members of the royal family. And while it may not look so easy, King Charles' former royal butler Grant Harrold believes there's one thing Harry could do to win the members of royal family.
Speaking to the New York Post, Grand Harrold said, "The only way I see this happening is a public statement from Harry, where you come out and say that you were in a bad space and that Spare was a mistake."
"I don't think that's going to happen. Some bad things were said, and some families never patch things up, and that's how it is forevermore," he added. He also mentioned that Prince Harry will 'regret' the things he wrote in Spare.
Grant went on to add that he doubts Harry and Meghan will get back the relationship they once had with Prince William and Kate Middleton. "That was a very different relationship built on trust," he said. He added that things will take time as 'too much damage' has already been done.
Spare was released in January 2023.
