Prince Harry looked especially miserable at Windsor – but interaction between Kate and Meghan was more telling
PRINCE William held out the hand of friendship when he invited his younger brother to take part in the walkabout on Saturday.
And good on Prince Harry for having the guts to do it when he knows it might not go down well with certain people - including his own wife Meghan who was also there.
This show of unity will put to bed any potential sniping at the Queen’s funeral - and the olive branch might make Harry reconsider including anything too negative in his upcoming book.
I noticed Kate, the now Princess of Wales, and Meghan didn’t look each other in the eye and appeared a little cold.
It comes as...
- William & Harry could walk side by side behind the Queen’s coffin at her funeral
- Princess Anne curtsied to her beloved mum as Her Majesty's coffin left Balmoral for the final time
- Thousands left flowers outside royal residences across the country
- King Charles III was proclaimed as King across Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
- King Charles' relentless schedule was revealed - where he always skips one meal a day
- Details of The Queen's sombre final journey back to London emerged
- A new Bank Holiday to mark The Queen's funeral on September 19 was established
They may take longer to see eye-to-eye.
King Charles used his first speech to express love to both his sons.
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It’s time for the brothers - and their wives - to put an end to this petty squabble.
It’s too early to tell if this alone will heal the rift, but it’s the first sign they can put some of their problems behind them.
But it could be a sign going forward that Harry and Meghan may give up their lives in America and return to this country that needs the Royal Family united.
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It comes as the new King has a busy day ahead of him today.
This morning The King and The Queen Consort will travel to Westminster Hall where both Houses of Parliament will meet to express their condolences.
The couple will then head to Edinburgh, to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, where the Ceremony of the Keys will take place.
The King will join the procession of the Queen's coffin to St Giles' Cathedral.
Along with other royal family members, he will attend a service of prayer and reflection for her life.
