Meanwhile the Duke of Sussex, 36, who is currently living in his $14 million mansion in Santa Barbara with Meghan Markle, 39, having stepped back from royal duty in March, has not made any public statement on the matter.

Speaking to The Sun, Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, criticised Prince Harry for his silence, saying: 'He is normally so keen on letting his opinions be known — why hasn’t he done so in this case and stood by his brother to share the responsibility?'

She went on to call it 'odd' that he hadn't 'spoken out' about the case, because he has recently been vocal about other topics, including the US election and Black Lives Matter.

Ingrid continued: 'Harry should really man up and forget the fallout with his brother.'

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Some hours later, another article appears. Headline reads: Harry joins William in 'drive for truth' over controversial Diana Panorama interview and slams critics for 'using it to drive a wedge between the brothers'

Yet the "source" wastes no time in taking a potshot at William, stating: ‘You do not need a public statement to imagine how he is feeling privately, people know how much his mother means to him.

‘He has bravely spoken out in the past about loss and grief, and the immense impact it has had on him.’

Article goes on to tell us that's he's understood to be in close contact with his uncle. But Lord Spencer isn't backing the BBC's inquiry because he feels its scope is too narrow.