Prince William isn’t afraid of punishing Prince Harry for going against the royal family.
After the Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle left The Firm and began speaking publicly against their relatives, an insider claimed the Prince of Wales is ready for Harry to deal with the aftermath when he becomes king.
“He’s made sure to let their mutual friends know there will be consequences if [Harry] doesn’t muzzle himself,” a source told In Touch.
Prince William visits Homewards charity in 2026. By: MEGA
Per the insider, the Spare author is reportedly upset that his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, don’t get the same advantages as their cousins, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
“William is ferociously protective of his wife [Kate Middleton] and kids, even the whiff of Harry dragging them into his woe-is-me narrative gets his hackles up,” the source said.
“Hearing that his brother has been complaining about his kids getting more access to family perks really set William off,” they added.
Despite Harry’s alleged regret, William thinks his sibling “only has himself to blame for the situation.”
Prince Harry attends One805 Live in 2025. By: MEGA
“He’s [Harry] now grasping at anything he can to try and shirk responsibility,” the insider claimed.
The 41-year-old and the Suits star have made it clear in interviews, books and their docuseries that they didn’t exactly get along well with the future and queen of England.
“They’re in for a rude awakening if they think [William will] stand back and let them drag his wife and their children into their chaos,” the source noted.
“The fact Harry is suddenly feeling confident enough to take swipes at him and his family, whether it’s through friends or on the record, does not sit well with the future king,” they said.
Kate Middleton, Prince William, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle view tributes for Queen Elizabeth II in 2022. By: James Whatling/MEGA
While there may be animosity, the insider claimed Harry also feels sad that his little ones are “missing out on the extensive family network” in England.