KEY POINT
Piers Morgan says William and Harry have not properly spoken for years.
Morgan attributes William’s continuing anger to Harry’s public criticism of the royal family.
Harry is considering ways to honor Diana in 2027, while William is expected to keep his tribute private.
The possibility of Prince William and Prince Harry appearing together to commemorate Princess Diana has come under renewed scrutiny following comments from Piers Morgan.
Speaking to Fox News Digital, Morgan said a joint appearance by the brothers appeared unlikely because they have not properly communicated for several years. His assessment comes as attention turns toward Diana’s 30th death anniversary in 2027.
Morgan argued that William remains deeply upset by the way Harry has discussed the royal family publicly since stepping away from royal duties. Rather than pointing to one isolated incident, Morgan referred to several projects and public appearances that he believes have contributed to the brothers’ continuing estrangement.
Among the examples Morgan cited was Harry’s memoir Spare, along with Netflix projects and podcasts. According to Morgan, those platforms gave Harry opportunities to discuss the royal family and individual relatives in ways that William has reportedly found difficult to accept.
Morgan also referenced criticism involving Catherine, Princess of Wales, Camilla and King Charles. He characterized the situation as an ongoing family dispute rather than a disagreement that has been resolved privately.
Diana’s 2027 Anniversary
The 30th anniversary of Diana’s death will arrive in 2027, giving both brothers an opportunity to publicly acknowledge their mother’s legacy.
The supplied material says Harry is considering ways to honor Diana during the anniversary year. William, meanwhile, is expected to mark the occasion more privately, meaning there is currently no confirmed indication of a shared tribute.
That distinction is significant because a joint Diana event would require the brothers to appear together despite their reported lack of communication. The material provided does not confirm any documentary agreement involving William or Harry.
Morgan described William as “absolutely incandescent with anger” over Harry’s treatment of the royal family. He also said he sympathizes with William and believes the prince has reached a point where he wants distance from the dispute.
Those comments represent Morgan’s personal assessment of the relationship. Neither William nor Harry is quoted in the supplied material confirming Morgan’s characterization of their current feelings.
For now, Harry’s reported plans for Diana’s 2027 anniversary remain separate from William’s expected private commemoration. A joint appearance by the brothers has not been confirmed, leaving their mother’s milestone anniversary without an announced shared tribute.
