As tensions between Prince Harry and the royal family continue to cast a long shadow, recent reports suggest that Prince William may be choosing to let go of lingering resentment towards his younger brother.

While past claims suggested the Prince of Wales wouldn’t extend an invitation to Harry for his future coronation, new sources now say William is shifting his focus as he enters a new phase of life.

Turning 43 Brings Reflection and Release

Prince William marked his 43rd birthday on June 21, and according to The Mirror, this milestone also represents a personal turning point. A source speaking to The Sunday Times revealed that the heir to the throne is consciously leaving behind certain emotional burdens, including his long-standing feud with Harry.

The insider shared, “What has struck me the most recently is that he just doesn’t mention it at all.” The source went on to say, “It used to be that the family stuff was taking up a lot of space in his head; it was a very close relationship, and he was very upset. But he’s not letting it get to him at all anymore. It is a change. It’s sad, but it’s a much healthier space for him to be at.”

A Strained History Between the Brothers

The rift between the brothers deepened after Prince Harry’s revealing memoir Spare, published in 2023. In it, Harry recounted several painful family moments—including an alleged physical altercation with William in 2019 inside Kensington Palace. At the time, the fallout reportedly left William “burning with rage,” according to one of his friends.

Harry had also made public appeals for reconciliation, admitting in a BBC interview that he understood his family may never forgive him for the revelations in his book. Despite these gestures, no tangible progress appears to have been made toward healing the rift.