Kensington Palace update signals no meeting between the royal brothers
Prince William has effectively ended rumours of a reunion with his brother, Prince Harry, by confirming a busy run of royal engagements that will overlap with Harry’s UK visit.
The Duke of Sussex is due to arrive in London this week to attend the WellChild Awards and carry out several charity commitments. His trip had sparked speculation of peace talks with King Charles, and even whispers of a rare sibling meeting.
Kensington Palace, however, poured cold water on the idea, releasing details of William’s full diary. According to GB News, the Prince of Wales will be tied up with official duties on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving no time for a reunion.
On Monday, William will honour the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing with an engagement at Sunningdale. The following day, he will visit Spiral Skills, a youth organisation linked to his Homewards initiative. On September 10, he is scheduled to attend the opening of a new mental health hub run by the Jac Lewis Foundation.
Despite King Charles’ hopes of easing family tensions, it now seems highly unlikely that royal watchers will see William and Harry reconcile during this visit.
