Prince Harry More support seems to be lost as her former friends turned him through his recent BBC interview.

The Duke of Sussex made several shocking remarks, and even hinted King Charles"Health during the interview after he lost appeal to return his police protection in the UK.

Now a few Prince Harry, old friends made firefighting statements that condemn their behavior.

While royal experts and biographers have Lambuku Harry for their recent remarks about the British monarchy, the old talks of the Vojvoda also said they criticize their actions.

One of the most significant comments comes from Harry's friend, Ben Goldsmith, 40-year-old finance card who grew up with the Prince and was very close to his late mother, Princess Diana's family.

Goldsmith Javno Harry, saying: "Tragic, but true - Prince Harry's behavior is unforgivable."

Toward Daily PostRichard Eden, several other close friends of the Vojvoda stated it privately, calling his BBC interview "disgusting."

During the interview, Harry expressed his desire to reconcile with his family, saying that there was no need to continue to fight them and that he was not sure how long his father had left, referring to the battle of King Charles.

Harry also stated that the people who "want (him) the damage" take his defeat in court as a "huge victory."

Reacting to these remarks, one of the old friends Prince said, "I don't know what is disgusting - Harry's comment on his father's health or his suggestion that people want him, but we all know he doesn't want to hear."

Some of Harry friends also do not decide not say anything about their recent remarks, allegedly out of fear of cut off by Vojvode Sussex.

According to the insiders, Prince William closes the door to hope of reconciliation with Harry, do not show the intention of improving a broken relationship.

"William doesn't talk about Harry anymore," The source is shared with Now per week. "Everyone knows that this is a topic that should not be happening, so he didn't give up the interview and he won't."

The source emphasized that Prince Walesa, now 42, was emotionally checked from the relationship, noting, "When he becomes king, everyone thinks the division will become still broader."

While William is seemingly done with his brother, Harry, on the other hand, he wants to reconcile.

In your explosive interview with BBCHe was opened about the emotional toll of his current period with the Royal family.

"There were countless disagreements between me and certain family members," Harry said, adding that he was the elected forgiveness. "I want us to move next to that. It doesn't make sense to pull this again."

Despite Harry's hopes for cure cracks with their family, insiders say that the goal flips away from the reach of the Duke of the "Blackblly".

Toward Page sixDivide between Harry and the rest of the royal family, especially his brother William and King Charles, is spreading than ever for "big issues of trust."

"I honestly don't think anyone believes him, and that's the lower line. The royal family has the main problems with him, and that's what's in the heart of everything," she shared in the heart of everything, "she shared the palace.

The source added: "They don't trust him and Meghan, and that's why I can't have a relationship ... maybe there's room for forgiveness, but he won't forget. Forgiveness and trust are two different things."

Insider Palace claimed that Harry's memoir ", spare", and his previous actions may not have done significant damage to his relationship with his father.

"The king is a Christian and a good man. The forgiveness is central to that," they recorded, by Mirror. "But how can anyone forget the events in the past five years when it repeats so often? The whole episode is so exhausting as sad."

They continued, "If there were an anxiety about what the private, Friday remains remaining, Friday (and Harry's BBC interview) will not make them good."

"The king is a friendly man with a warm heart - and quite enough on his plate to deal with, without all that of his son," the insider added, pointing to the royal treatment of cancer.