According to royal experts, despite Prince William's reconciliation with Prince Harry, he is not ready to welcome Prince Harry.

On Friday, Royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News Digital between Harry and William over the years that “the bay has expanded” and that his recent BBC interview did not help the rift.

Over the years, the Bay has expanded between Prince William due to Harry's public disparagement of the royal family, and most importantly, this is the latest interview with the BBC. Prince William will take action once he becomes king.

Royal expert Ian Pelham Turner has a similar view

Turner said to Fox News numbers: "The short answer (yes) William forgives Harry and Meghan and welcomes them back?" If the Sussexes wish to make up and return, King Charles will have to cover his temper son again.

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"It's not something Harry can do. It will make William's determination not to allow his brother and family to return to a real problem. Partly because of the 'backup' books, which also allegedly allow his very popular brother and sister son to return to the royal family."

“The short answer (yes) Will William forgive Harry and Meghan and welcome them back?

- Royal Expert Ian Pelham

Fordwich noted that “Harry of Hypocrisy” did nothing to reconcile with his family.

“After all, the hypocritical Harry publicly stated that he regrets the alienation, but he neither said nor did anything to regret his actions.

"Yes, life is precious, but he may have thought of it and then aired a long-standing personal dissatisfaction while publicly blasting his father and his family," Fordwich said.

Harry lost his call for a BBC emotional interview after Friday's call for security in the UK.

Prince Harry suffered a major blow to British court's refusal to appeal security

"I will love reconciliation with my family. It doesn't make sense to continue fighting. Life is precious. I don't know how long my father has been."

The father of the Duke of Sussex, King Charles III, was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer in February 2024.

Harry lives with his wife Meghan Markle and his two young children at the BBC in California. The sitting down happened after the 40-year-old’s call for security, who believes he and his family are entitled to rights in their own home country.

Harry admits King 76: "Because of this security, I won't talk to me."

"I never asked him to intervene. I asked him to go out and let the experts do their job," Harry explained. "My father had a lot of abilities and control in his hands. Ultimately, it all could be solved through him. Not necessarily through intervention, but by abandoning and allowing the experts to do their job."

Watch: King Charles cannot get involved in Prince Harry's security dilemma: Author

Harry noted that he was disappointed, describing his court failure as “a good old-fashioned institution sewn.” He accused the royal family of influencing decisions to reduce its security.

"I can't see a world where I bring my wife and children back to England at this point. The thing they miss is, well, everything. I love my country. Despite what some people in that country have done in that country. I miss Britain and I certainly miss the British part.

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Kinsey Schofield, host of the “To Di for Daily” podcast, noted that Markle and Harry’s recent interview appearances appeared to be in conflict with each other.

"From a PR perspective, it's a nightmare for the Sussex brand, as Harry and Meghan's recent interviews were completely canceled by each other. Harry said he lived a life of fear and missed his family, and Meghan Markle told Time100 Summit that she's never happier. HP," she told Fox News Digital.

“I also think it’s important to admit that he told the court that he and Meghan chose to resign as a member of the British royal family because he didn’t feel he was properly protected.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams also weighed Harry's "extraordinary interview" by pointing out that the rift between Harry and his family was "impossible".

Fitz Williams told Fox News Numbers, saying: "He accused the Palace of preparing to sacrifice him and his family and actually wanted the government to intervene. The crack between him and the royal family was obviously impossible."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex gradually served as senior royals in 2020, citing the unbearable invasion of the British media and the lack of support for the palace. Since then, they have been interviewing, documentary and Harry's 2023 memoir "Standby". The couple lost government-funded security when they were at the royal exit.

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"There are a lot of differences," Harry said in an interview with the BBC. "The differences between me and some of my families. ... Of course, my family will never forgive me for writing books. Of course, they will never forgive me for a lot of things. But... I'm happy to reconcile with my family.

"The goal of life is always truth and reconciliation. … It's great to have the reconciliation part now."

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It's all up to them, Harry said, referring to his family.