An insider told the Express that when William takes the throne, the situation with his brother and sister-in-law is unlikely to change. They stated: "William is already planning for when he becomes King, and he doesn't see a future for the Sussexes in the Royal Family. The feeling is that allowing the Sussexes back into the fold is a bad move and they should be resigned to the fringes indefinitely."
William and Harry briefly reunited last week at the memorial service for their late uncle, where they reportedly stood practically "back to back" without speaking to each other. The feuding royals were together in the same space presumably for the first time since King Charles' coronation the previous year after Lord Robert Fellowes passed away.
The solemn gathering in Snettisham, Norfolk, saw them a mere "five yards" apart, yet there was no exchange of words between them during last Thursday's service, reports the Mirror .
Prince Harry flew in swiftly from his home in California for the service this week, honoring Lord Fellowes, who was Princess Diana's brother-in-law and the Queen's private secretary during the 1990s, following his passing last month aged 82. Although the brothers set their rift aside to honor their uncle's memory, eyewitnesses remarked that there was an unmistakable decision by both not to engage publicly.
One attendee relayed to The Sun: "They were only five yards from each other."
There was a noticeable distance between William, 41, and Harry, 39, as they sat on opposite ends of St Mary's Church, separated by other mourners and the central aisle. "They were sat two or three rows back from the front, not at the back, but they were on opposite sides of the aisle," detailed a service-goer.
"And then there were family members on the rest of the seats between them, so maybe that is something that was arranged."
An insider revealed: "A lot of people were taking the chance to speak to them. They were only about five yards from each other, it was virtually back to back. When we left the reception they were both still there, but as we were on a walk we saw Harry driven off in a black Range Rover."
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