The Duchess of Cambridge will take steps to help to heal the rift between William and Harry
It is perhaps telling that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge still haven’t watched Harry and Meghan’s Oprah Winfrey interview from start to finish.
While the Queen and Prince Charles are understood to have seen all 90 minutes, William and Kate have only viewed selected highlights of the Sussexes’ TV blitzkrieg, in which they accused the Royals of racism (among other things).
While there is no doubt that the Royal brothers will publicly set aside their differences in memory of their beloved mother, privately, a reconciliation looks unlikely.
‘We are still a family no matter what’: The Earl and Countess of Wessex on grieving for ‘Grandpa’
In their first major interview together, Edward and Sophie invite us into their home and discuss the Duke of Edinburgh s legacy
4 June 2021 • 9:30pm
The Earl and Countess Wessex speak exclusively to The Telegraph Magazine
Credit: Photography by Philip Sinden. Styling by Martha Ward
Sophie, Countess of Wessex, is advising me on how best to treat my blighted box hedges as her husband, Prince Edward, pours from an elegant black and white china teapot.
‘Ignore the dogs,’ insists the Queen’s youngest son as he fills my matching teacup. ‘They’re completely mad,’ he chuckles as Mole, their exuberant working cocker spaniel, jumps on to his lap and Teal, their black Labrador, chews on a ball at my feet.