Prince William seemed to make a quiet comment about his brother Prince Harry during a visit to the army group that used to be associated with his brother.
Since becoming Colonel-in-Chief of Army Air Corps, William first visited the regiment in Wattisham, Suffolk on Wednesday, June 4th.
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“Is the tempo of life good at the moment?” William asked.
In response, a soldier said, “A mixed bag.”
“Families okay? We’ll see enough?” William continued.
“Some of them may not see you so much,” William added. “It’s sometimes a mixed bag.”
However, it is unclear whether William took a tomb on his alienated brother.
The comment came in the midst of a running gap between William, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.
William went to his Instagram account to share a detailed post about his royal visit and shared some rare insights.
“Proud to visit Army Air Corps as his Colonel-in-Chief. Great to spend time with the soldiers and their families here at Wattisham Air Base. Thanks for the warm welcome and heartfelt to see the strength of the regiment’s community,” William wrote in the caption together with a number of snaps from the regiment
The prince of Wales continued to share, “very impressed with the relentless commitment, physical capacity and mental sharpness that appears on the fight PT -Session. An excellent reflection of Army Air Corps’ readiness and professionalism!”
“A big thank you to the soldiers and families in AAC for the hot welcome – and for everything you do,” he concluded.
