The ongoing feud between Prince William and Prince Harry has dimmed the spotlight on royal engagements, causing concern for King Charles and the entire Royal Family.
In a commentary addressing the rift between the two royal brothers, an expert characterized it as "unnecessary" and "regrettable."
As the Duke of Sussex prepares to return to the UK solo on May 8 to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games, notable absence looms over the event, with no members of the royal family expected to attend Harry's milestone.
In a poignant discussion with GBN America's host Nana Akua, commentator Cole expressed sympathy for Harry, highlighting his deep-rooted affection for Britain and his late mother, Princess Diana.
Reflecting on the rift between the royal siblings, Cole lamented the sight of princes engaged in conflict, deeming it particularly distressing and unnecessary.
While Nana concurred with Cole's sentiments, she provided insight into Harry's perspective, noting his lingering bitterness over his mother's fate and his perceived reluctance to forgive.
Meanwhile, Michael Cole criticized Harry and Meghan's approach to parenting their son, Archie, on his fifth birthday, accusing the couple of deliberately keeping him out of the public eye. Notably, Archie received no public birthday wishes from the royal family on social media, further fueling discussions about tensions within the monarchy.
