Prince William, Harry's reunion plan comes to light

A royal expert has revealed a plan of Prince William and his estranged brother Harry’s reunion amid the Duke’s presence in Britain with his family.

Royal expert Richard Eden, citing the sources, has disclosed the plan in his report of the Mail Plus.

The outlet shared the report by Eden titled, “The plan to reunite William and Harry: Courtiers think they've found a way to bring the warring brothers back together... and my royal sources tell me it will be 'dignified' and 'inspirational.”

The sources told the royal expert that the palace will put together a church service on or around August 31st next year to mark the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death.

And at that service, Prince William and Harry will appear.

King Charles, the father of warring brothers William and Harry, is also determined to see his sons reunited.

The royal expert further disclosed that King Charles is said to have been informed about the plan celebrating the life of Diana that would bring their sons together.

Another royal expert Ephraim Hardcastle disclosed to Richard Eden, "His Majesty has apparently 'raised no objection' to a thanksgiving service [for Diana].”

“It would be similar to the 2007 one on her tenth anniversary at the Wellington Barracks Guards’ Chapel, where her favourite music was played and Harry delivered the eulogy.”

Ephraim added: “While the boys seem to have rejected any chance of working together, the religious event might help heal the rift.”