Prince William and Prince Harry’s Reconciliation Unlikely After Recent Visit

The rift between Prince Harry and Prince William shows no signs of healing, as evidenced by their recent interaction at a memorial service. According to The Daily Mail, former BBC correspondent Michael Cole revealed that both siblings attended the memorial for their uncle, Lord Fellowes, but did not make any efforts to reconcile.

Reports indicate that the brothers “sat apart” and avoided eye contact, describing the atmosphere as “frosty.” This was not the kind of frosty one might enjoy at Wendy’s, but rather an icy coldness between the siblings.

Other attendees at St. Mary’s Church in Snettisham, Norfolk, noticed the brothers walked “a few people apart” and did not engage with one another. The vicar mentioned that while the brothers were approached by other family members and friends, they did not interact with each other.

“This was not a happy meeting of two brothers who, as boys, could not have been closer,” said Cole. “This was no reunion. They sat apart and did not look at each other. On a sunny day, the atmosphere around the two brothers was frosty,” relayed one mourner.

The primary reason for the estrangement stems from Harry’s departure from royal life and the subsequent airing of grievances. This includes the infamous Oprah Winfrey interview and Harry’s memoir “Spare.” Prince William, who is the future king, reportedly feels “hurt” and views his brother’s actions as betrayals.

All of this plays out against a backdrop of personal challenges for the royal family, including King Charles III and Princess Kate Middleton facing cancer diagnoses at the same time.