Feuding Prince William and Prince Harry put their royal rift aside following the death of the Queen. The brothers and their wives Kate and Meghan appeared – without prior notice – to inspect a sea of floral tributes at Windsor Castle left for Her Majesty.
The symbolic show of strength for mourners yesterday was a fitting tribute to their beloved gran the Queen, who died on Thursday. A spokesman for William, 40, said it was the newly-appointed Prince of Wales who extended the invitation to Harry, who is 38 on Thursday, and the Duchess of Sussex, 41. But despite the unexpected reunion, royal expert Ingrid Seward says it doesn't mean their rift has been healed.
