Prince Harry has lost his 'only ally' in the Royal Family following the Queen's death, a royal expert has claimed, as the public reconciliation between the Sussexes and the Waleses appears to remain 'very much temporary'.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were at the heart of royal mourning following the death of the Queen, but The Mirror's royal editor Russel Myers says that the olive branches offered by the Prince of Wales and King Charles were just 'sticking plasters on a great wound' as the rift continues between Harry and his family.
He claims that there is still 'a lot of distrust in the camp' from Prince William's perspective, despite inviting his brother to a Windsor walkabout where the Fab Four consoled mourning well-wishers ahead of the Queen's state funeral.
