Is the royal family concerned about Prince William and his anger issues? That’s what a lot of royal fans and critics alike can’t help but wonder. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.
Prince William’s Anger Issues Are Getting Out Of Hand
One of the main reasons why everyone is so concerned about Prince William and his supposed anger issues behind closed doors is because of his ongoing feud with his little brother, Prince Harry.
It’s been years since the last time the two of them have had a heart to heart conversation and you would think that by now, Prince William would let go of some of that angst and just let bygones be bygones.
But that clearly hasn’t happened. While there have been some reports suggesting that the Prince of Wales does show his rage when things don’t go his way, a lot of people can’t help but wonder why it’s taking him so long to forgive Harry for the things he’s said and done in the past and especially for the way he’s thrown the royal family under the bus.
It just seems like Prince William has too much anger built up in him. That’s not only unhealthy for him and his own mental health, but for the future of the royal family, too.
Royal Family News: Prince William Just Can’t Cool Down
This is not the way that King Charles wants to see the monarchy move forward, nor would someone like Queen Elizabeth like it, either.
Sure, everyone has their disagreements and fights but at the end of the day they are still the royal family. They need each other now more than ever before.
But the Prince of Wales just doesn’t see it this same way. Nothing will make him happy and nothing will change his mind about his brother at this point. He would rather be angry than allow a little love back into his heart for the Harry that he once knew and loved so much.
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