Prince Harry's friend Whoopi Goldberg has predicted that he will 'peacefully reconcile' with his estranged brother Prince William.
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The actress and broadcaster said she believes the Duke of Sussex is genuine in his desire to repair the rift with his family after he spoke publicly about it in a new interview with GQ.
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Discussing the interview on The View, Goldberg questioned whether Harry's decision to speak out publicly would help 'mend fences', but said: 'I do believe he would like to.'
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Her co-host Sara Haines said she hoped the brothers would eventually achieve a 'peaceful reconciliation', adding that their late mother Princess Diana 'lives through that relationship'.
Goldberg then went a step further, predicting that the warring brothers would eventually make peace.
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'I think it'll happen,' she said.
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Discussing the wider family rift, Goldberg added: 'So a lot of the tension came, I guess, because Harry and Meghan put their conflicts out in public.
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'The question is, will this interview help mend fences?
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I don't know that this particular interview will help mend fences.
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But I do believe he would like to.'
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Her co-host Sunny Hostin then pointed to Goldberg's personal connection with the duke as she backed her assessment.
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She said: 'I don't know Harry.
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I know Whoopi does and has a relationship with him.
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I hope they do work it out.'
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Whoopi Goldberg predicted the estranged brothers would make peace
Prince Harry and Prince William appeared inseparable as they posed alongside Kate Middleton in 2017, years before their once-close relationship collapsed into a bitter and public family feud
American commentator Sunny then said Meghan and Harry's 'warm' welcome in Nottingham shows the couple still have plenty of support in Britain.
Hostin highlighted the ‘women of colour’ who turned out to greet and embrace the former Suits star during her first public engagement back in Britain.
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Hostin, who has previously claimed Meghan suffered 'abject racism' in the UK, hailed the welcome the Sussexes received during their pseudo-royal engagements in the East Midlands.
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It was 'a step in the right direction' after years of criticism of the Duchess following Megxit, she said.
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She said: 'I was really pleased with the reception that they received when they went to Nottingham.
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I mean, you had women of colour just hugging Meghan and welcoming her back when she had received so much bad press'
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Sunny added: 'I think this is actually a step in the right direction.'
Hostin said the return to the UK would be good for the couple and predicted it could also help bring Harry closer to his wider family.
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A first step is that they've moved back to the UK.
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Now his children and their children will get the opportunity to be closer to family.
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They'll get the opportunity to be closer to the culture.
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He said that's something that they wanted,' she said.
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After Harry said in an interview with GQ that he wanted to reconcile with his family, Hostin added: 'I suspect one of the reasons why he is publicly saying that he wants to reconcile is so that they hear it.
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I hope they do work it out because the world feels like it's on fire.
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American commentator Sunny Hostin hailed the number of 'women of colour' were there to greet and embrace the former Suits star in her first British public engagement
Recent YouGov polling puts Prince Harry and Meghan's favourability with the British public at just 33% and 22% respectively.
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Speaking to GQ in an interview published on Tuesday, Harry insisted he had not abandoned hope of a reconciliation with his brother and father.
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'I want it to work out.
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Of course I do,' he said, while suggesting that 'some people don't want it to work out'.
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The prince described reconciliation as 'the key point' amid wider turmoil in the world and acknowledged that he 'grieves' the loss of his relationship with William.
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His intervention, which did not include an apology to his family, came a week after the Sussexes made their first public appearance together in the UK.
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The Duke of Sussex repeatedly put a protective arm around his wife as they were cheered by crowds and stopped for selfies.
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Meghan kissed one well-wisher and hugged several others.
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When a supporter welcomed her back to the UK, Meghan smiled and replied: 'It's wonderful to be back.'
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Their royal-style charity engagements in the East Midlands, just six weeks after returning to live in Britain, came after the King described the Sussexes as 'private citizens'.
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Critics have called the visits, organised by Team Sussex, a 'cynical' attempt to return to royal duties 'by stealth'.
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The View co-host Ana Navarro said Harry had been told to stop airing his family grievances in public and must privately call his estranged brother Prince William if he genuinely wants to repair their shattered relationship.
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She said any meaningful attempt to rebuild trust needed to happen behind closed doors.
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'I think that a lot of the problem has been exacerbated by the fact that it's been played out in public,' she said.
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So much of the dirty laundry has been aired out in public.
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