Prince William and Prince Harry are both scheduled to attend the annual Diana Legacy Award event in London today, honoring the memory and legacy of their late mother, Princess Diana. However, the royal brothers are expected to make separate appearances at the ceremony.
While Prince William will be physically present to commend the award winners and deliver a speech, Prince Harry will participate virtually, maintaining a distance from his older brother.
Royal expert Angela Levin shared insights with The Sun, suggesting that Prince William aims to avoid potential conflicts with Prince Harry and has opted for separate participation to prevent any disagreements. Levin highlighted that William wishes to "just do things very, very separately" to avoid further disputes with his estranged brother.
Additionally, Prince William is reportedly "annoyed" by Prince Harry's recent announcement indicating his ongoing commitment to Diana's legacy in the coming week. Levin expressed concerns that Prince Harry's intentions might be perceived as overshadowing or dominating the commemorative events.
Levin commented on the strained relationship between the royal siblings, stating, "It's a continuation of how badly they get on together." She further described Prince Harry's behavior as "petulant" and expressed disappointment, emphasizing that the ongoing rift between the brothers is escalating.
Despite the apparent tension and differing approaches to honoring Princess Diana's memory, both Prince William and Prince Harry remain committed to preserving their mother's legacy through their respective engagements and contributions.
