Prince Harry Seeking Help And Advice From Elder Brother Prince William On How To Settle Down In LA?

Recent reports suggest that Prince Harry and Prince William are back on talking terms and the elder brother is helping the younger one to begin his life in LA

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Prince Harry Seeking Help And Advice From Elder Brother Prince William On How To Settle Down In LA?
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle quit their royal duties in the month of March. Ever since then, the couple is under the radar as they try to begin their new life without the tag of being a 'royal'. Earlier, the couple took base in Canada along with their son Archie. However, they soon moved to Los Angeles, United States, even though there was the Coronavirus scare. Now, if reports are anything to go by, as Prince Harry is struggling to settle in his new life, he is seeking some advice from his elder brother.

A report in US Weekly suggests that the brothers are back on talking terms and that Prince William is helping Prince Harry to deal with all the difficulties that he is facing, including security issues. An insider told the publication, "Moving to a completely different country is never easy for anyone, including Harry. And he wasn’t expecting to be faced with so many obstacles."

The insider also mentioned that Prince William is worried about his brother's safety and hence has even advised him to move to London. "William’s advised Harry to return to London or move elsewhere, somewhere safer. “He’s concerned about his brother’s well-being and safety," the insider was quoted saying.

Earlier, reports had it that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had a nasty fight in their LA home and that their neighbours had to call the cops. However, Gossip Cop busted the story and stated that all these reports are false. Stay tuned to SpotboyE for more updates. (Also Read: Kate Middleton Hits Back At False Interpretations And Inaccurate Reports Involving Meghan Markle And Prince Harry)






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