The royal family “does not trust” Prince Harry and is “cautious” about talking to him

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The family also indicated that they had a different version of events. “In the words of the late Queen, memories may vary,” a source told The Telegraph of her reaction.

A different royal source said: “There would be a real level of concern that anything they say now will show up in a radio interview or in the next book. No trust, that’s gold.”

“Reconciliation is going to take a long time, if it happens at all, and if this is a four-book deal, he’s going to have to dig deep to find more things to say.”

“If the shoe was on the other foot and William did it, Harry would be the first to jump up and down and complain,” the source noted.

Another source close to the family said they were “of course” worried about sitting down with the Sussexes alone after a slew of revelations from their Netflix documentary series and now the book.

They wondered how the King and Prince of Wales could now trust him, noting that everything seemed to be treated as content released for commercial gain.

And someone said that members of the royal family wouldn’t even dare write a letter at this point, after text messages sent between the Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Sussex were published in his book.

“There was a complete collapse of confidence,” the source added.

The duke admitted in television interviews that he had not spoken to his father or brother “for a long time”. The two sides are not believed to have been in contact since Spear’s content was first leaked in Spain last week.

However, Harry seemed to think his family owed him an apology and said that “the ball is in their court.”

He demanded “accountability” as a prelude to any opportunity for reconciliation.

“I’m really looking forward to this family element coming back,” he told Anderson Cooper, the American broadcaster, on CBS’s 60 Minutes.

“I am looking forward to having a relationship with my brother. I am looking forward to having a relationship with my parents and other members of my family. That is all I have ever asked for.”

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