As per Vanity Fair's royal editor, Katie Nicholl, the plan to keep the brothers away from each other was approved by the organisers.
Although Prince Harry is sixth in line, it was ensured that the Prince of Wales, who is first in line to the throne, did not face any inconvenience during the event.
Nicholl explained that Harry is no longer a working member of the Royal Family, and putting him next to the Waleses would have been impossible due to their known differences.
The Sun's royal editor, Matt Wilkinson, added that Harry did not have much say in the seating arrangement and was placed among friends such as Princess Beatrice, Jack, and Princess Eugenie.
It was reported that Prince Harry left the ceremony early without speaking to any of his family members, as he wanted to get back home to celebrate his son Prince Archie's birthday.
