After Prince Harry offered the first olive branch to Prince William, King Charles made his position clear!
While hosting the special state banquet in honour of the Omani Sultan, Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, on Tuesday, October 20th, His Majesty showed support for the next heir to the British throne.
During the unforgettable night, the 78-year-old monarch delivered a speech for the 160 royal guests, lauding his son and the future King.
Despite being well aware of his youngest son, Prince Harry's GQ interview and his statement about the family rift, Charles seemingly stuck to his own narrative, which is that their connections "matter" to him the most.
King Charles honours Prince William in his speech at Omani state banquet
The King further said, "And, in this regard, I have been especially delighted to see our sons, the Prince of Wales and His Highness Sayyid Theyazin, become joint patrons of the Jewel of Arabia Expedition."
After King Charles's supportive message, the Prince and Princess of Wales turned to their joint Instagram account to share the powerful message, celebrating the evening and strengthening the ties between the two states.
Prince William's new message after hosting state banquet for Omani Sultan
Sharing the exclusive glimpse from the memorable state banquet at Windsor Castle, the future monarchs wrote, "A banquet celebrating the relationship between Oman and the UK for the State Visit of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik."
The long dining table in the royal footage shows King Charles and the Princess of Wales sitting between their royal guest, while Queen Camilla and the Prince of Wales sat opposite, on either side of the Omani Crown Prince.
Prince Harry's first olive branch to Prince William
This update came after Prince Harry garnered attention after mentioning his long-running family feud with his estranged brother and the cancer-stricken father.
In the pre-recorded interview with GQ magazine, the Duke of Sussex addressed the strained relationship with William and his dad, offering peace despite being declared a "private citizen" after his return to the United Kingdom.
Well, King Charles may have hinted at whom he will support in this ongoing reconciliation saga between his two sons, as he reportedly stood shoulder to shoulder with the future monarch during his speech at the royal event.
