Harry: I Want My Father And Brother Back

Prince says family show 'no willingness to reconcile' and cast him as a 'villain'

- Giles Sheldrick

PRINCE Harry astonishingly claims he wants a reconciliation with his father and brother - weeks after his attacks on the Royal Family were released on Netflix.

In the trailer for another bombshell TV interview this weekend, he says: I would like to get my father back...I would like to have my brother back.

This latest promotion for his biography which follows weekend revelations and publicity for the book - features Harry alleging the firm has no desire for a reconciliation and insisting he is painted by courtiers as the villain.

Sources said short clips, released yesterday, hint at Harry holding King Charles, the late Queen, and William squarely responsible for the bitter rift that has rumbled for years and led to him quitting as a senior royal for life in California with Meghan.

In another blast at the monarchy, the Duke of Sussex tells pal and broadcaster Tom Bradby: It never needed to be this way. I want a family, not an institution.

Harry, 38, appears to take a swipe at Palace staff, saying: They feel as though it is better to keep us somehow as the villains. He adds: They've shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile.