Royal Cousins Set for Quiet Meeting as William Skips Big Apple Visit
Prince Harry and Princess Beatrice are reportedly planning a secret reunion in New York this week as they both attend events in the city for Climate Week. This comes amid ongoing tension within the royal family and Prince William's decision to remain in the UK instead of travelling to the Big Apple.
Beatrice, who is in the US with her mother, Sarah Ferguson, to participate in an event focused on combating modern slavery and human trafficking, is expected to reconnect with Harry, with whom she shares a close bond. The two cousins, who grew up together, have seen each other less frequently since Harry and his family relocated to the US in 2020.
Harry is currently in New York supporting The HALO Trust, a charity connected to his late mother, Princess Diana. During his emotional speech, he reflected on how much his life has changed since his last visit in 2019, mentioning that he has become a father for the second time.
Meanwhile, Prince William, who announced the finalists of the Earthshot Prize on social media, has opted to stay in the UK, possibly to avoid any controversy during his brother’s presence in New York.
Speculation is mounting that Beatrice and Harry will meet privately during their overlapping time in the city, as they continue to maintain their strong family connection despite the distance and recent royal challenges.
