Prince Harry could end up sharing the same Remembrance Sunday event with Prince William after returning to the UK with Meghan Markle and their children. The reunion could be especially meaningful because Harry remains close to Britain’s military community. However, sources say his return alone will not fix the deep rift between the brothers.
Prince William and Prince Harry’s likely reunion at Remembrance Sunday comes with a catch, per source
Harry, 41, is expected to be in Britain around Remembrance Sunday on November 8. His presence has raised questions about whether he could appear alongside William, 44, at commemorations. A royal source said the occasion matters deeply to Harry because of his decade of military service, including two tours of Afghanistan.
“Remembrance Sunday matters enormously to Harry because of his military service,” the source said to Radar Online. “Their personal relationship remains extremely difficult and simply living in the same country isn’t going to repair it overnight.” Harry has continued to honor military personnel. He laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia as news of his planned return to Britain emerged.
Harry’s position as a non-working royal means he would not automatically join senior royals at the Cenotaph in London. However, he could still attend the commemorations in another way. He might join fellow veterans after the main royal ceremony. Another source said Harry would want to mark Remembrance Sunday in a meaningful way.
However, appearing with William could shift attention from the veterans to their ongoing family rift. “Any appearance involving both brothers would immediately become about William and Harry rather than the veterans,” the source said. The potential encounter comes as Harry and Meghan establish a new base in Britain after six years in North America.
Harry’s return does not guarantee that he and William will reconcile. A palace source said the brothers could attend the same Remembrance Sunday event and honor the same cause. “They may potentially be in the same place honoring the same cause while still being personally miles apart.”
Originally reported by Khushali Srivastava on Reality Tea.
