The Prince of Wales seems to be following in Prince Harry's footsteps , according to a royal expert, as he announced his plans to modernize the Royal Family swiftly, despite the ongoing feud with his brother. Earlier this month, Prince William made a candid admission during his visit to South Africa for his Earthshot Prize awards. He said: "I can only describe what I'm trying to do, and that's I'm trying to do it differently and I'm trying to do it for my generation.
And to give you more an understanding around it, I'm doing it with maybe a smaller R in the royal, if you like, that's maybe a better way of saying it." Prince William met with furious protestors yelling 'you're not welcome' on Cape Town visit Prince Harry reportedly 'struggling to move on' as he yearns for the Royal life once again Meanwhile, the Duke of Sussex revealed the challenges of life within the Firm in his memoir, Spare. Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair's royal editor, told The Sun: "One person who's probably sitting there thinking 'this is what I've been saying all along' is the Duke of Sussex.
Let's be more open, let's show more empathy, let's do things a little bit differently. One of the reasons Harry felt he needed to leave was because he didn't feel he could bend the institution the way he wanted to do things. I think we have seen the royals take a leaf out of his book.
" She further stated: "It's one thing opening up; it's one thing seeing the King give a big hug to someone rather than just shake their .
