The royal palace is apparently not happy about Gail King's revelation that Prince Harry and Prince William's conversation was not fruitful (opens in new tab). According to Rebecca English, royal reporter for the Daily Mail (opens in new tab), the palace reacted "coolly," with a senior royal official saying that "neither the Queen, the Prince of Wales, nor the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's household will be commentating on the private conversation."

In other words.

In other words, I don't think that Gail's reference to William and Harry talking is a "live account of a private conversation," given that specific details were not disclosed, but in any case, here is what she said:

"I actually called them to see how they felt. I actually called to see how they were feeling, and it's true, Harry did talk to his brother, and he did talk to his father. 'Harry did talk to his brother and he did talk to his father. But they are happy that at least the conversation has started. I think what they're still upset about is that the Palace keeps saying they want to work this out in private, but they believe they're going to come up with a false story that is very defamatory of Meghan."

Gale also explained that the couple wants a reconciliation, adding that "no one in the royal family has spoken to Meghan yet, at this particular time" - which is terrible, considering what she has been through.

"I think it's frustrating for them to see it become a racial story about the royal family when all they wanted all along was for the royal family to intervene and tell the press to stop the unfair and inaccurate false stories that definitely have a racial slant," she said, adding, "It's frustrating for them to see that it's a racial story about the royal family and it's going to be It will be difficult to move on," she added. But they both want to move forward on this issue and hope for healing for this family. After all, it is Harry's family."

We hope that the royal family will be held accountable.