Amid the speculation over Prince Harry‘s reunion with the royal family, Prince William almost did not allow his younger brother to pay tribute to the late queen. Harry quietly stopped at Windsor Castle this week. He marked Queen Elizabeth II’s third death anniversary by leaving flowers at her grave in St. George’s Chapel. However, according to palace insiders, the moment almost never would have happened.
Prince William believes ‘Harry caused his grandmother deep stress,’ source claims
After landing in the United Kingdom, Prince Harry reportedly headed straight to pay his late grandmother a quiet tribute. But as per Rob Shuter’s exclusive report, Prince William nearly did not allow Harry to visit Queen Elizabeth’s grave. A royal source told Shuter, “William believes Harry caused his grandmother deep stress. He would never have greenlit this moment.”
It was King Charles who allowed Harry the chance to pay his respects. Even so, William reportedly feels very differently about his younger brother’s public gestures. A courtier claimed, “He doesn’t trust Harry and won’t be seen endorsing him.” On the day Harry landed in the U.K., William was booked with other duties nearby. Insiders said the timing wasn’t accidental, claiming it symbolized how far the brothers have drifted apart.
Harry saw the visit to the late queen as a tribute, but William treated it as another reminder of the turmoil within the royal family. The relationship between the two princes has been deteriorating for years. Additionally, Harry’s decision to quit royal duties, move to California, and publish his memoir, “Spare,” exacerbated the tensions. Although Charles is reportedly open to keeping the contact alive, William appears unwilling to follow his father’s lead.
As of now, the Duke of Sussex’s visit to the U.K. has defined agendas, including attending the WellChild Awards in London and engaging with concerns involving his charities. While Harry tours around his homeland and visits the late queen, his once unshakable bond with William now appears beyond repair.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea.
