GB News star Anne Diamond has offered her two cents on the latest Harry and William ‘reunion’, saying you could argue the younger brother is “trying”.
The warring brothers were both present at the funeral of their uncle Lord Fellowes, it has been reported.
At the Norfolk service, Harry and William are said to have been in the same room for the first time this year.
Speaking on GB News, Anne was talking to co-host Stephen Dixon and royal commentator Michael Cole about the meeting.
Anne Diamond waded in on the brothers’ secret ‘reunion’
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“It’s far too much to call it a reunion, even though the press are trying to wish that on them”, she said.
“You could argue though that Harry is trying. He is showing up occasionally. Would you forgive? I don’t know.”
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Stephen said “things have been said” by Harry that would make any form of reconciliation difficult to come by.
“There’s probably stuff that hasn’t made the press as well”, he added.
Michael Cole speculated on what will have happened at the service, telling Stephen and Anne he doesn’t think the brothers will have spoken.
“It was a big surprise. Nobody saw him on a scheduled flight, how did he get there?”, he asked.
Michael Cole joined Stephen Dixon and Anne Diamond on GB News
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“We do know that his older brother entered discreetly and sat away from Harry. They did not look at each other.
“William did not look at Prince Harry. There certainly was no reunion. The two brothers have always been close to their Spencer family.
“If it was an attempt by Harry to open up peace talks with his brother, I don’t think that will happen.
“There needs to be a lot more fence mending for that relationship to be stable again. It’s quite clear that William is in no mind to forgive his younger brother for all the things he has said and written.”
Harry and William were close growing up GETTY The Sun reported both brothers attended the event but were not seen to have spoken.
The pair have not been seen together publicly since the King’s Coronation in 2023.
Before that, they attended a joint walkabout with their wives following the death of their grandmother and attended her funeral.
Amid their ongoing rift, the brothers are understood to have had no communication after a series of public disclosures about the Royal Family by the Sussexes.
Harry made a brief trip to the UK earlier this year upon learning of his father’s cancer diagnosis, but is not understood to have met his older brother.