Britain’s King Charles made a statement at a state dinner lauding his eldest son, Prince William, and the attending French president, Emmanuel Macron, but did not mention his youngest son, Harry.
The omission comes mere months after Harry told the press in an interview that he “would love a reconciliation”—a statement that has since fallen on deaf ears at the palace.
The 76-year-old monarch dubbed it “appropriate” that William, the Prince of Wales, occupied Windsor Castle, amid reports that he (William) is behind his father’s cold shoulder towards Harry.
