BREAKING NEWS: Prince Harry and Prince William tipped to ‘reunite on stage’ for ‘significant’ event
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex could set their rift aside for one “significant” event, claims expert.
Prince William and Prince Harry could reunite again, claims author (Image: Getty)
Prince William and Prince Harry could finally have their long-anticipated reunion at a significant event, and it’s not that far away, a royal author has claimed. Next year will mark 30 years since Princess Diana’s death. The late Princess of Wales d!ed in a car crash in Paris, France, on August 31, 1997.
Diana’s death had a huge impact on both the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex, who had to walk behind their mother’s coffin, aged just 15 and 12. Now, the two brothers, who are reportedly not on speaking terms following Harry’s claims against the Royal Family, may reunite again to mark the special anniversary next year, according to a royal expert. Royal author Robert Jobson claimed that Harry and William could set their feud aside to get “on the same stage” to honour their mother.
Princess Diana d!ed in 1997 (Image: Getty)
He told Hello! Magazine: “The 30th anniversary is going to be quite significant, I think. The ownership of the Diana legacy is something I think Harry has been really pursuing; he’s been to Angola, he’s done more stuff in landmines as well.
“There’s going to be a moment where there has to be some form of arrangement for the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death. How can they not be together?”
Mr Jobson added: “They have to be on the same stage. I think that we’re going to see more of Harry trying to take over the ownership of Diana’s legacy, which is bound to irritate his brother.”
The late Princess of Wales d!ed in a car crash in Paris aged 36 in 1997. Earlier this week, her brother, Earl Charles Spencer, announced he is publishing a memoir, Swan Song, in her memory.
Speaking of William’s likely reaction when he found out about the move, Robert said he must “be feeling slightly aghast”.
It’s been reported that William was with his father, King Charles, at Balmoral Castle in Scotland when news of the return was made public.
The royal expert added: “The prodigal son coming back will be difficult for him. Harry’s move puts pressure on him to act in a more pragmatic way.”
It comes as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to Britain earlier this week, in a shock development more than six years after they relocated to the US.
Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet flew into the country on a private plane from California shortly before midday on Wednesday, landing at Birmingham Airport.
The family were said to have travelled on a Bombardier Global Express XRS luxury long-range business jet for the overnight flight.
It is understood there will be no change to Harry and Meghan’s role and status as private individuals and non-working members of the Royal Family.
