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Princes William and Harry ‘didn’t speak’ at uncle’s funeral

In a somber gathering that highlighted the ongoing tension between the royal brothers, and were spotted attending their uncle’s funeral in Norfolk, .

The event, which took place on Wednesday, marked the first time the estranged siblings had been in the same room since ‘ coronation in May.

Lord Robert Fellowes, the late ‘s brother-in-law, was laid to rest at St Mary’s church in Snettisham.

Despite the family connection, witnesses reported a palpable distance between William and Harry throughout the service.

“They arrived very discreetly,” one source told The Sun, adding that the princes were seen keeping their distance and avoiding any interaction.

The brothers’ strained relationship has been a subject of intense public scrutiny since Harry and ‘s decision to step back from royal duties in 2020, colloquially known as “Megxit.”

Their rift has only deepened in the years since, with Harry’s memoir “Spare” and the couple’s bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey further widening the divide.

Eyewitnesses at the funeral noted that William and Harry sat separately, with no visible attempt to bridge the gap between them.

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“I didn’t know they were there,” another attendee remarked, emphasizing the low-key nature of their appearance.

This behavior stands in stark contrast to the close bond the brothers once shared, growing up with a tight-knit circle of mutual friends.

The last time William and Harry were seen together was at ‘ Coronation in May, where they also maintained their distance.

Harry’s swift exit from that event fueled speculation about the state of their relationship.

Since then, Harry has made solo trips to the UK, including a visit to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his Invictus Games, but has reportedly not met with either his father or brother during these visits.

The roots of their estrangement can be traced back to 2016 when rumors first surfaced about William’s concerns regarding the pace of Harry’s relationship with Meghan.

The situation escalated dramatically following the Sussexes’ departure from royal duties and their subsequent revelations about life within the royal family.

In his memoir, Harry made shocking allegations against William, including an incident where he claimed his brother physically confronted him during an argument about Meghan.

The book, along with the Oprah interview where the couple alluded to concerns within the royal family about their son ‘s skin color, has seemingly made reconciliation a distant prospect.

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Despite the apparent frost between the brothers, some royal watchers hold out hope for a reconciliation.

In July, sources close to the family suggested that while the divide is “very bad,” there’s still a chance for their bond to be repaired.

However, the lack of communication between Harry and his father, , paints a bleak picture of the current family dynamics.

Reports indicate that Harry’s attempts to reach out to his father, even regarding Charles’ health following his cancer diagnosis, have gone unanswered.

This radio silence extends to calls and messages, suggesting a complete breakdown in communication between the California-based prince and the British monarch.

Some insiders believe that the key to mending fences lies in resolving the ongoing security issues for Harry and his family when they visit the UK.

As one source put it, “As the monarch, he [Charles] is the ultimate decision maker.

“That would be how father and son can reconcile.”

As the royal family continues to navigate these choppy waters, the public watches with bated breath.

Will time heal these wounds, or is the rift between William and Harry destined to become a permanent fixture of the modern monarchy?

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Only time will tell, but for now, it seems the brothers’ paths remain divergent, even in times of family mourning.

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