Prince Harry says he wants a 'reconciliation' with his father King Charles and brother Prince William
In an interview with GQ magazine in New York, Prince Harry said, ``With everything that's going on in the world, the most important thing is reconciliation.''
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Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, has said he wants to "repair" his relationship with his father, Charles III, and older brother, Prince William.
In an interview with GQ magazine in New York, Prince Harry said, ``With everything that's going on in the world, the most important thing is reconciliation.''
BBC culture and royal correspondent Noor Nanji explains what Prince Harry said in the magazine interview and what it means for the future of the royal family.
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