A recent book by Mirror's Royal Editor Russell Myers delves into the ongoing feud between Prince William and Prince Harry, highlighting key factors that have contributed to their dispute. At the center of this conflict is the issue of royal protection provided to their respective wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. According to excerpts from the book, Harry's concerns about the protection offered to Meghan intensified as she faced significant backlash on social media, raising questions about the role and responsibilities of the royal family towards their spouses.

Myers explains that the brothers' differing views on how to handle their wives’ safety and the attention they receive from the media are indicative of broader tensions within the royal family. William is reportedly more protective of the institution, while Harry, having experienced significant media scrutiny, feels that both he and Meghan should receive adequate security measures. This dynamic not only showcases their personal differences but also underscores how each prince's approach to royal life diverges and contributes to their estrangement.

The implications of this rift extend beyond personal relationships, touching on the future of the monarchy and how it navigates public image and individual family member protection. As both brothers continue to publicly share their perspectives, the ongoing saga reflects the changing landscape of royal responsibilities and the impact of modern media on the monarchy’s legacy.