Prince Harry continues to give interviews to promote his book.

This past weekend he sat down with internationally renowned trauma expert Dr. Gabor Maté.

But for royal expert Christine Ross, it was still not a surprising move if the Duke of Sussex's goal is reconciliation with the royal family.

"Harry's recent interviews have only reignited conversations about his strained relationship with his family, making any kind of reconciliation or reunion even more troubling," Ross told Marie Claire on August 6. 7]

"I think he has good intentions, but his trauma and experiences incessantly may start to backfire as people get tired of hearing the same stories over and over again."

"I think he has a lot of good intentions, but I think he has a lot of good intentions,"

"I think he has a lot of good intentions.

Among other things, Harry told Dr. Maté, "My wife saved me. I was stuck in this world, but my wife is from a different world and she pulled me out of it. But none of the elements of my life today would have been possible had I not seen it for myself."

Harry also mentioned the similarities with his late mother, Princess Diana. Harry also mentioned the similarities with his late mother, Princess Diana. 'I felt strange being in this container, and I think my mother felt the same way.'

A few days earlier, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told the Daily Mail about the interview. [Things are bad and there is a serious rift. The best we can say is that this didn't make things worse."

He added.

He added, "There was no direct attack on the monarch, and there was no direct attack on members of the royal family at all, although there was the context of his past, which he was running from."

"I think there will be a lot of relief and gratitude."

The Duke's relationship with his family has dramatically deteriorated since the publication of his shocking memoir, Spare, in January, and it is extremely uncertain whether he and Meghan Markle will attend the king's coronation in May.