Prince Harry and Prince William will reunite at their mother Princess Diana’s memorial ceremony despite the issues that are occurring within the Royal Family.
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The brothers will be attending the memorial service in July to honor their late mother’s legacy regardless of the alleged “rift” between them. According to Heart UK, royal expert Russell Myers states Harry,36, and William,39, will watch the unveiling of the Princess Diana statue at Kensington Gardens. Additionally, he believes the moment will be special between the two and people will be happy to see them together after they reportedly haven’t spoken to each other in a year.
Prince William recently responded to his brother’s exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey and says he will speak to him soon amid the allegations of racism within the Royal Family.
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Social media sleuths also discovered an old photo of Prince William and Kate Middleton where they were carried on a throne by Black people in the Solomon Islands. However, residents say this is custom in the country and there are no racial undertones behind it although it could be seen in a different viewpoint in the aftermath of the interview.