In a surprise joint appearance, both Prince Harry and Prince William attended the memorial service for their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, despite the ongoing tension between them.
The Duke of Sussex traveled to the UK to pay his respects, as confirmed by People magazine. According to The Sun, the Prince of Wales was also present at the service, which took place at St. Mary's Church in Norfolk. The event was held in honor of Lord Robert Fellowes, the brother-in-law of Princess Diana, who passed away on July 29th at the age of 82 from undisclosed causes.
Initially, it was believed that Prince Harry would not attend the funeral due to his security concerns while in the UK. However, both brothers were ultimately present, though they reportedly kept their distance from one another. A family friend confirmed to The Sun that both princes were indeed in attendance, though they sat at the back and avoided sitting near each other. A separate source added that the presence of the princes went largely unnoticed until after the service when they were seen leaving.
"William and Harry were both there, but they never interacted," an attendee mentioned to The Sun. "They arrived discreetly, kept their distance throughout the service, and did not appear to exchange any words." Despite their attendance at the solemn occasion, it seems the strained relationship between the brothers remains unresolved.
