For a long time, Prince William has rarely received public interviews in the media, which is also in line with the royal family's "never explain, never complain."

However, Prince William recently broke this custom and gave a rare interview with Canadian comedian Eugene Levy.

What's even more rare is that Prince William shared a lot about his future vision after becoming King of England.

When Eugene asked William if there would be any slightly different changes in the British monarchy tradition after he became king, William answered in the affirmative.

Prince William said I can say with certainty that change has been on my agenda and I am excited about the idea of being able to bring some change, not too radical, but what I think needs to happen.

Although Prince William hasn't specifically stated what "changes" the "William V" era will encounter in the future, some speculations can still be made from the William family's lifestyle that is different from the royal tradition.

For example, William has not hired any home-based staff so far, which is completely different from King Charles and Queen Elizabeth having dedicated royal butlers, home-based servants and chefs.

At the same time, William had repeatedly hinted that he supported the idea of a streamlined monarchy, and to put it bluntly, he would rather be short than excessive.

Unlike the soft-hearted King Charles, William is unlikely to allow the infamous Andrew and Harry, who smear the reputation of the royal family everywhere, to keep the royal title.

At the same time, the status of Prince Edward, his wife and Princess Anne, who participated diligently in royal public activities, should also be improved.

It is worth mentioning that in this interview, Prince William for the first time in years publicly mentioned Harry.

'I hope I don't go back to some situations in the past. Harry and I grew up in this situation, and I will do my best to make sure we don't go back to that state,' William said.

However, William didn't intend to forgive Harry, but to learn some lessons from growing up with Harry.

After all, William was still unable to accept Harry's "betrayal", before Harry was interviewed, saying that William had no longer responded to his calls and emails, Harry returned to England in September and Charles had a private tea party, and William was not present, which is a good proof.

Certainly, it is unlikely that there will be a place for Harry in the future of William V.

Harry's desire to return to the royal family with his family and gain the status of a serving royal family is more likely just wishful thinking.