In a revealing new biography by Mirror royal editor Russell Myers, insights into the fractured relationship between Prince William and Prince Harry are presented. The book contrasts Harry’s transparent narratives from his memoir 'Spare' and an interview with Oprah Winfrey with William’s historically reserved stance on their issues. William reportedly feels a profound sense of loss, describing the current state of affairs as having 'lost his brother' due to Harry's perceived paranoia regarding their family dynamics.

For years, the bond between the princes was portrayed as unbreakable, with a close relationship shared among the brothers and their spouses. However, a noticeable shift has occurred in recent years, marked by public disagreements and emotional distance. The biography sheds light on the emotional turmoil that William has faced as he navigates his responsibilities as a future king while grappling with family conflict, a situation that has been exacerbated by public scrutiny and media narratives.

The impact of this rift extends beyond their personal relationship, posing significant implications for the royal family as a whole. With Harry openly discussing his grievances, the monarchy faces challenges in maintaining a unified public image, which is essential for its continued relevance. William's reluctance to engage in similar public discourse raises questions about the management of personal grievances and family privacy in the context of modern monarchy.