Prince William and Prince Harry’s reunion might not be possible anytime soon, not even at an event close to their hearts.
For the unversed, the world will remember Princess Diana tomorrow, 31st August, on her death anniversary.
There were talks that William and Harry put their rift behind them and honour their mother’s legacy now that the Duke of Sussex is in the UK.
Speaking of it, royal expert Jennie Bond said that Diana would have supported Harry’s decision to leave the UK and start a new life with Meghan in the US.
However, “I don’t think she would have allowed the rift with William to run so deep or so long. She would have found a way to knock their heads together and make peace,” the royal commentator shared.
Speaking to the Mirror, Jennie claimed that no public appearance or reunion between the two brothers is possible for Diana’s death anniversary, as it is too early.
“This year is probably too early, but perhaps at the commemorations next year. Diana was so proud of her two boys, and she also believed strongly in the monarchy.
“…This year, though, William and Harry will undoubtedly remember her in their own way – and, sadly, separately,” Jennie said.
2026-08-30 13:20:00
