PRINCE William has “has got over Harry” and has the trust of his father King Charles, according to Royal biographer Angela Levin.
She was commenting on Prince William’s visit to New York City to announce the finalists of the Earthshot Prize.
Ms Levin told GB News: “You can see a man who’s happy in his own skin, which is also a great achievement from his own childhood. He really understands that his father is letting him do what he wants in his preparation to be an heir.
“He’s not telling you what he wants to do for him, but they happen to have the same feelings and so it gives him strength but he’s also got the mischievous side, which he doesn’t mind that, you know, jumping in the river and trying to find all the crustaceans that are there.
“He feels that he’s got over Harry, it’s decided there’s a line drawn under, it is quite obvious, and he’s moving on and he’s doing extremely well.”
In a discussion with Dan Wootton, she added: “He’s got charisma and he’s charming. And the thing that I really think is important with him is that he wants to help people, he listens.
“Not like Harry and Megan, who make lectures on how everybody has to be. He listens to them and ask if he can help and then he does go and do the help.”
Asked if King Charles would be upset with Rishi Sunak rowing back on the Government’s environmental pledges, she said: “He will understand that it’s only a few years, it’s not going to make too much difference.
“He can get very irritable, especially in Buckingham Palace and if he doesn’t get things done quickly, but this isn’t something like that.”
