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Prince Harry has said he wants to repair his strained relationships with his father, King Charles III, and his brother, Prince William, describing reconciliation with his family as a personal priority.

Harry discussed the family rift in an interview with GQ magazine in New York. Reports published on October 20, 2026, said the Duke of Sussex wants to improve his relationship with both Charles and William and hopes the situation can be resolved.

He presented reconciliation as highly important to him and said he wanted matters with his family to work out. The comments were reported by several outlets, including the BBC, Sky News, The Guardian, The Hill and Variety.

The BBC reported that the interview took place in New York the month before its publication. The available material confirms the location and the reporting timetable, but it does not establish the exact date on which Harry spoke to GQ.

Variety reported that Harry had returned to the United Kingdom with his family earlier in the summer and had discussed a move back to England. That relocation detail comes from Variety alone in the supplied material, and the reports do not establish the extent or permanence of any move.

The supplied reports establish Harry’s desire to reconcile, but they do not report that King Charles III or Prince William agreed to reconciliation or took action toward it. His remarks therefore document his stated position rather than a confirmed change in the family relationships.

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  1. BBC NewsHarry says he wants it 'to work out' with his family
  2. The GuardianPrince Harry says he wants to reconcile with Charles and William
  3. VarietyPrince Harry Opens Up About Move Back to England and Wanting to ‘Work It Out’ With King Charles and Prince William: ‘The Most Important Thing Is to Reconcile’
  4. The HillPrince Harry says he’s seeking to reconcile with his family: ‘I want it to work out’
  5. Sky NewsPrince Harry says he would like to 'reconcile' with his family