The prospect of a reunion between Prince Harry and Prince William appears confined to the somber setting of a family funeral

The progeny of King Charles seem destined for an enduring discord, with reconciliation unlikely in the foreseeable future.

Should the paths of Prince Harry and Prince William cross again, it is foreseen to be solely within the context of a family funeral.

In a conversation with Fabulous, royal commentator Sarah Hewson delved into the profound strain in the brothers' estranged relationship, exacerbated by revelations in Omid Scobie's recently published book, "Endgame."

Highlighting that their encounters have been limited to "big family occasions" since the Spare author's departure from the Royal Family in 2020, the expert elucidated that there is no compelling reason for Harry to return to the UK in the near future.

"We've witnessed Harry's return only on significant family occasions - be it alongside Meghan for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, or solemnly attending Prince Philip's funeral, his grandmother's funeral, and fleetingly for his father's coronation," shared the TalkTV editor.

"However, we lack any imminent grand family or state events on the horizon. I can't pinpoint any upcoming royal weddings or christenings in the diary that would beckon Harry back," she asserted.

"Furthermore, it's confirmed that Harry and Meghan won't be partaking in the family festivities at Sandringham this Christmas - a scenario that would likely be awkward. Hence, it's challenging to envision any other occasion, except perhaps a family funeral, where the brothers might find themselves in the same location," Hewson added.