Prince William and Prince Harry once appeared united by one deeply personal commitment: keeping their late mother, Princess Diana, remembered together. But as their relationship has deteriorated, a royal author has questioned whether the brothers can still honour that promise as siblings.
Royal author Phil Dampier, who wrote Royally Suited: Harry and Meghan, has suggested that the rift between King Charles' sons could make future joint tributes to Diana increasingly difficult. His comments come as attention turns towards 2027, which will mark 30 years since Diana died following a car crash in Paris.
