Princes William and Harry Attend Uncle's Memorial Without Interaction

The brothers' presence at Lord Fellowes' service marks their first joint appearance since King Charles' coronation, but tensions remain evident.

Prince William and Prince Harry attended the memorial service for their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, but did not speak to each other.
Reverend Dan Tansey, who led the service, noted the brothers' attendance was a surprise and they thanked him for the service.
Sources report that the brothers sat separately and did not engage in conversation during or after the event.
Royal experts suggest it is too early to see this as a sign of reconciliation between the estranged siblings.
Prince Harry's relations with other family members, including King Charles, remain strained.