Fears have begun to emerge about Prince Harry's cruelty, as well as his increasing lack of mercy.
Comments about the Duke's isolation have been echoed by Princess Diana's former butler, Paul Burell.
For those who don't know, Mr. Burell served the People's Princess until his death.
Referring to the damage caused by his son, Mr. Burell gave his opinion on the possibilities of a reconciliation when speaking with Sling.
He began by referencing the Queen's passing and the upcoming anniversary of her death before noting that there is a strong chance that “Harry will no longer be invited to family functions. He is no longer invited into their fold” and “is now no longer a royal in their eyes.”
This is all because “he’s a celebrity. He’s hurt them – he’s hurt his father, his brother, his sister-in-law, his stepmother. I mean, he’s actually been pretty ruthless in hurting so many people. He’s managed to attack every single person who was in Diana’s world except the Spencers,” and “they seem to have escaped his wrath.”
“But people who were probably there at the time, including myself, have suffered vitriolic comments and, frankly, he upset his grandmother towards the end of her life, bringing up concerns she didn't understand,” the expert also noted.
At this point, Burell fears that “that rift has become so big that I don’t think it can be overcome. I think it’s irreparable” and “I think the only person who could have repaired it would have been Diana, and she’s not here.”
