Prince William seemed to make a quiet comment about his brother Prince Harry during a visit to the army group that used to be connected to his brother.
Since becoming the colonel-in-chief of the Army Air Corps, William first time visited the the regiment in Wattisham, Suffolk on Wednesday, June 4.
During a water break, the Prince of Wales made a remark about family rift with a group of British soldiers, via DailyMail.
“Is the pace of life good at the moment?” William asked.
In response a soldier said, “A mixed bag.”
“Families okay? See you enough?” William continued.
“Some of them might not want to see you that much,” William added. “It’s a mixed bag sometimes.”
However, it’s unclear if William took a dig at his estranged brother.
The comment came amid an ongoing rift between William, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.
William took to his Instagram account to share a detailed post about his royal visit, sharing some rare insights.
“Proud to visit the Army Air Corps as its Colonel-in-Chief. Great to spend time with the soldiers and their families here at Wattisham Air Base. Thank you for the warm welcome and heartening to see the strength of the regiment’s community,” William wrote in the caption along with a series of snaps from the regiment
The Prince of Wales went on to share, “Very impressed by the relentless commitment, physical capability and mental acuity on display at the combat PT session. An excellent reflection of the Army Air Corps’ readiness and professionalism!”
“A huge thank you to the soldiers and families of the AAC for the warm welcome — and for everything you do,” he concluded.
