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Watch: Why does Prince Harry want to 'work it out' with his father and brother?

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Prince Harry, in a recent interview with GQ Magazine, expressed a desire to "work it out" with his father and brother, aiming to repair a strained relationship and address tensions within the royal family. This sentiment comes as the royal family faces ongoing challenges and tensions.

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Prince Harry's desire to "work it out" with his family.: Prince Harry's desire to "work it out" with his family.
The royal family's efforts to maintain harmony and unity amidst ongoing challenges and te…: The royal family's efforts to maintain harmony and unity amidst ongoing challenges and tensions.
The current global events as a backdrop for Prince Harry's statement.: The current global events as a backdrop for Prince Harry's statement.

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The Duke of Sussex has said he wants to "to work it out" and repair his relationship with his father and brother.

Speaking to GQ Magazine in New York, Prince Harry also said: "with everything else that's going in the world, the most important thing is to reconcile".

BBC culture and royal correspondent Noor Nanji breaks down what he said in the magazine interview and what it means for the royal family going forward.

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Original source: www.bbc.co.uk

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