WILLIAM ISN’T ENOUGH… HARRY TOLD TO FACE THE WHOLE ROYAL FAMILY AND ‘APOLOGISE.’ Prince Harry has reportedly been given a stark message: an apology to Prince William alone would not be enough. Instead, he has been urged to address the whole Royal Family, adding a far more difficult dimension to any hopes of reconciliation as Harry continues rebuilding his connection with Britain. One apology could never repair years of damage, critics say—and Harry now faces a much bigger question: is he ready to confront the entire family?

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Harry should apologise to the royals, fans says (Image: GETTY)

Prince Harry has been urged to apologise to the whole Royal Family – not just Prince William. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to the UK last week, with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, now fully enrolled in a British school.

The couple’s shock return was only shared with King Charles earlier this month, just three days before it was revealed publicly. The family now resides at a private, non-royal residence outside London. While the 41-year-old is thought to have begun building a better relationship with his father, it remains unknown which other family members Harry is close to.

In a poll conducted by the Daily Express, royal fans were asked if Harry should not only apologise to his brother, but also the entire family.

Harry has previously attacked the family via various interviews and his bombshell memoir, previously referring to Queen Camilla as an “evil stepmother” and accusing his sister-in-law, Princess Catherine, of making his wife cry.

The results showed that 8,382 people voted in total, with 8,065 people sharing that Harry should reply to the royals.

Just 277 people voted that he shouldn’t, with an additional 40 people saying they are unsure what Harry should do. The poll ran from 7am on August 27 to 10.30am on August 31

Harry and Meghan pictured with their children

Harry and Meghan pictured with their children (Image: Instagram/meghan)

Taking to the comment section, one fan commented: “Without a doubt.”

Another added that an apology should extend beyond the family, saying: “He should apologise not only to his family but [to] the entire nation.”

A third added: “He should make a full apology to the King and Royal Family plus the UK citizens for what they said and did especially to our late Queen.”