A “dignified silence” would have been a wiser move for the Duke of Sussex if he wants a reconciliation with the royal family as he has given them “nothing” by speaking publicly to suggest he can be trusted with their private information, a commentator has said.
After losing the latest round in his court battle over security, Harry, 40, told the BBC that the King will not speak to him and he does not know “how much longer my father has” left.
