What Prince William said to Harry at their grandfather's funeral
Meghan Markle's husband reunited with his brother at the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral. This is the first time they have appeared together publicly since Commonwealth Day on May 24. A public appearance that was far from warm.
The mask was worn at the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, but Harry and William briefly removed it and an expert deciphered their words. "It was great, wasn't it?" William told his brother. "Great service, great music." Harry replied, "That was all he wanted."
It was apparently Prince William who requested that Peter Phillips, the son of Princess Anne, be placed between him and his brother during the funeral. Peter, however, took a brief step aside to allow for a reconciliation.
Prince Harry's return to the UK has not caused much uproar. He had to endure the coldness of his relatives. “Ironically, the only one who has expressed sympathy for him is Prince Andrew,” wrote the “Mail on Sunday”. "He knows what it's like to be the underdog."
But according to royal commentator Eve Pollard, Harry and William's brief meeting may be "a good sign": "They were talking. They might have been moved by emotion. But they were talking and that's bound to be a good sign. Hopefully they will sort out their problems, because the Queen needs both of them. "
