Prince Harry and Prince William — one that allegedly ended with Harry screaming at his older brother over what insiders are calling "pure jealousy."
The confrontation reportedly took place behind closed doors during a brief and highly tense reunion earlier this year. According to sources close to the royal family, the brothers were meeting to discuss ongoing family matters and unresolved tensions that have lingered since Harry and Meghan’s dramatic exit from royal duties in 2020.
But what began as a seemingly civil conversation quickly escalated.
“It started with frustration,” said one insider. “But within minutes, it turned emotional and loud. Harry accused William of never supporting him, of always being favored — and, frankly, he lost his temper. He screamed.”
The heart of the argument, sources claim, stemmed from Harry’s deep-seated resentment over what he views as William's "privileged position" and "lack of empathy" during some of the most difficult moments in Harry’s life, particularly in the lead-up to his departure from royal life.
Apparently, Harry expressed anger over how William allegedly failed to defend him and Meghan against the intense British media scrutiny, especially during the couple’s struggles with mental health and the racism Meghan faced.
But the most explosive part of the argument, according to insiders, was Harry's claim that William has always been jealous of the attention Harry received from the public — while at the same time, Harry feels overshadowed by William’s role as the future king.
“You’ve always had everything,” Harry allegedly shouted. “You’ve never understood what it’s like to be the spare!”
Witnesses say William remained composed at first but eventually snapped back, accusing Harry of abandoning his family and disrespecting the Queen during her final years.
The exchange ended with both men storming out of the room, neither willing to apologize.
Royal commentators have long speculated about the growing rift between the brothers, especially following Harry and Meghan’s bombshell Oprah interview and the release of Harry’s memoir, Spare, which painted William in an unflattering light.
This latest argument appears to confirm that any hopes of reconciliation remain distant, despite King Charles’ quiet efforts behind the scenes to bring his sons together.
“This was not just a disagreement — it was years of bottled-up resentment finally exploding,” said a royal expert familiar with the situation. “They love each other, but right now, they don’t like each other.”