The Prince and Princess of Wales "don't have any relationship" with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet in another sign of the ongoing feud between the King's sons.
Royal Correspondent Cameron Walker, speaking on GB News' flagship podcast The Royal Record after an interview with presenter Ellie Costello, detailed the "real issue" brewing between William and Harry, and lamented the difficulties faced by King Charles in maintaining contact with his California-based grandchildren.
Cameron said: "I think King Charles does love Harry's two children, Lilibet and Archie, who he hasn't seen much since they were born.
"That must be very hard for King Charles to deal with - and I think he does want to see them more often.
The Waleses "don't have any relationship" with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children
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"William and Catherine, on the other hand - as we understand it, there is very, very limited, contact between William and his brother Harry."
It's understood that the infamous feud hit rock bottom upon the release of Prince Harry's controversial book "Spare", in which years of private conversations were brought to light without the sign-off of many of those involved.
Cameron continued: "I think the feud runs deep there, and it's getting to the point where every time you ask a question about Prince Harry to anybody close to Prince William, the barriers go up, which suggests to me that there is still a real issue there between William and Harry - I don't see how that changes in the current circumstances."
GBNews.com's Royal Editor Svar Nanan-Sen and Cameron outlined the sheer contrast between the broken relationships among the King's grandchildren and the stronger bonds between his son, Prince William, and his cousins.
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Cameron and Svar had been speaking to presenter Ellie Costello on GB News' flagship royal podcast for the first time
GB NewsSvar said: "William and Kate don't have any relationship with Archie and Lilibet either. We know that King Charles has only met Lilibet once - the same probably goes for William and Kate.
"Archie and Lilibet have no relationship with George, Charlotte and Louis - and they're cousins.
"So this this feud between Harry and William and Kate and Meghan is creating a rift down the entire family that is crossing generations."
Cameron responded: "That's really sad because what's lovely about Prince William's generation is the beautiful bond that he has with his cousins.
Ellie Costello had spoken about the two couples on The Royal Record
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William enjoys a healthy relationship with his cousins, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice
Getty"I mean, we saw it last week with Zara, Princess Eugenie at the garden party, [then] a few weeks before that, all the cousins rallying around William [in] these beautiful bonds."
Cameron drew attention to the possible future of the relationship between Prince William's children and Prince Harry's - and flagged concerns over what could happen if the Sussexes stayed in California.
Referencing William's relationship with figures like Princess Eugenie and Beatrice, he said: "George, Charlotte and Louis are not going to have that with their two cousins, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet - it's really sad to see, and it's also not their fault.
"It's going to be interesting in 20 years' time to see if there is any relationship between Archie and Lilibet - if they stay in California - and the three royal children here in the UK."
