The Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex were seen talking together as they left the funeral of their grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh, at St George's Chapel in Windsor. The brothers spoke alongside the Duchess of Cambridge, marking their first public meeting since Prince Harry stepped down from royal duties over a year ago.
Last month, Prince Harry hinted at ongoing difficulties with Prince William in an interview with Oprah, stating they were on "different paths" and that the relationship was "space at the moment". During the funeral procession, the princes walked with their cousin Peter Phillips between them, behind their grandfather's coffin.
At the service, the 30 attendees wore face masks and socially distanced due to Covid restrictions, with the Queen seated alone. Prince Harry sat on the opposite side of the aisle from his brother and sister-in-law Catherine. His wife Meghan, who is pregnant, did not attend on medical advice.
The service paid tribute to Prince Philip's "kindness, humour and humanity". After the ceremony, Harry joined William and Catherine as they left the chapel, chatting together as they walked up the hill. Meghan and Harry sent a floral wreath including the national flower of Greece and sea holly, with a handwritten card by Meghan.
