Prince William & Harry Spotted at the Same Event in the UK for This One Reason, Report — Details Revealed

Reports have revealed that the Duke of Sussex and the Prince of Wales were together in the UK yesterday, August 29, to pay respects to a deceased family member. While most netizens are happy to learn that the brothers reunited, some think Prince William should be wary of trusting his younger brother again.

According to a news outlet, Prince Harry made a covert return to the UK to attend the funeral of his late mother’s brother-in-law. Joining him at the memorial service was his older brother, Prince William, who also made a discreet attendance.

“William and Harry were both there but we never saw them speak to each other and they were keeping their distance,” disclosed the source.

Interestingly, while a source, deemed a close family friend, confirmed that both princes were in attendance, another source stated that they didn’t see Prince Harry or Prince William until the end of the service.

Echoing a similar sentiment, someone else penned, “I hope this funeral helps them realize how important family is and how quickly the time can come when reuniting just becomes a regret of what could have been… 😢😔.”

Amid the praise and urges for the brothers to make amends, some netizens feel that Prince Harry cannot be trusted. “Watch your back [Prince] William,”�warned someone on Facebook while another noted, “William is smarter than that. Harry cannot be trusted.”

By now, it’s no secret that Prince William and Prince Harry have not seen eye to eye for some time. Several outlets have reported stories discussing how fraught their relationship is with drama, tension, and wounds from the past and present.

In July, a media outlet reported that King Charles III does not answer calls nor respond to letters from his estranged youngest son.

Reports trace the start of the brothers’ rift back to 2016, when Prince William addressed concerns he had about how fast his younger brother’s relationship with Meghan Markle was moving.

Somewhere down the line, after Queen Elizabeth II had died, Prince Harry was informed that the security he was provided with to protect him and his family would be withdrawn. This decision was set despite communication from the late queen that Prince Harry and Meghan needed to have security.

Fast-forward to February of this year (2024), and more royal family drama unfolded. When Prince Harry arrived in London from the US to visit his ailing father after King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis was revealed, their encounter was said to be extremely brief because the King had plans to rest and recuperate in Norfolk.

Prince Harry was also said to have stayed at a hotel instead of with his family when he was in London before he flew back home to Los Angeles.

When the Duke of Sussex returned to the UK in May for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, he did not meet with his father or his brother. Although an insider claimed that while the rift between the brothers is dismal, it is not “irreparable.”

Now that they have been reported to at least be cordial enough to be in the same room again, perhaps there is hope that Prince William and Prince Harry will come to a resolution.

Their reunion at their late uncle’s funeral comes after it was initially announced that Prince Harry would not be in attendance, which followed the confirmation of Lord Robert Fellowes’ death.

Lord Fellowes was known for his distinguished role as the late Queen Elizabeth II’s private secretary and his close ties to the Spencer family. His passing marked a somber moment for both Prince Harry and his relatives.

Lord Fellowes was born in Sandringham in 1941. He enjoyed a notable career, serving as a trusted confidant to the Queen. He married Lady Jane Spencer, Princess Diana’s elder sister, in 1978, further entwining his life with the royal family’s story.

His death left many reflecting on his significant role in the tapestry of the British ruling class. As the royal family gathered to bid farewell to Lord Fellowes, Prince Harry faced a significant obstacle in attending his beloved uncle’s funeral.

Since stepping back from royal duties in 2020 and relocating to the US, Prince Harry and Meghan have been stripped of taxpayer-funded security in the UK. This means they now must cover the cost of police protection out of their own pockets.

Compounding the situation is the current UK law that requires Prince Harry to notify British officials of any travel plans to the UK at least 28 days in advance. With this rule in place, at the time, Prince Harry had unfortunately missed the deadline to arrange his visit for Lord Fellowes’ funeral.

Despite this, Prince Harry had been in touch with his family during this time of loss. He reached out to his aunt, Lady Jane, and his cousins, as well as his late mother’s brother, Charles Spencer, demonstrating his ongoing connection and support for his relatives.

According to a source, Prince Harry would like to spend more time in the UK, however, the logistical complications for his team due to the security issues, make it almost impossible.

Back in February, the Duke of Sussex lost his legal challenge to reinstate automatic security for himself and his family. This decision came after UK authorities stripped away their protection in early 2020, shortly after Prince Harry and Meghan stepped back from royal duties.

Prince Harry’s battle for security is deeply personal. In a December statement, he revealed that his departure from the UK was driven by security concerns for his family—his wife Meghan and their children, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet.

He expressed that the inability to guarantee their safety on UK soil made it impossible for his children to feel “at home” in their native country, a sentiment he voiced passionately in court.

The quest for security has also strained Prince Harry’s relationship with his father. When Prince Harry returned to the UK in May to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, his father’s absence was notable.

Officially, King Charles III’s busy schedule was cited as the reason for their missed meeting. However, insiders suggest that Prince Harry’s desire to discuss his security issues, which he believes King Charles III could influence, might have contributed to the estrangement.

Just when it seemed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s challenges couldn’t get any more complex, recent reports have revealed that their chief of staff has resigned after just three months on the job.

This sudden departure sparked a flurry of reactions and debates online, shedding light on the couple’s ongoing struggles in their new life. One user questioned, “Why do they need a Chief of Staff?? They’re private citizens, just like they wanted, right?”�Another commenter echoed this sentiment with, “I’m surprised he lasted that long.”

The overall response was a mix of disbelief and disapproval, with some noting the situation as “super embarrassing” and others suggesting it indicates deeper issues.

Critics continued to be particularly vocal. One remarked, “I can’t imagine that anyone with any sense would have taken the job on in the first place!”�and another hinted, “Doesn’t that tell you something.”

There was also disappointment expressed by those questioning the need for such a role now that Prince Harry and Meghan are no longer working royals. On this, one person commented, “Why do they even have someone called ‘chief of staff’? They are not Royal anymore.”

Since relocating to California in 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan have made only one return trip to the UK with their children. They visited in 2022 to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee. The couple also marked their daughter Lilibet’s first birthday at Frogmore Cottage, their former home in Windsor.