Prince William, Kate Middleton avoid Harry near their home

Prince William and Prince Harry's rift appears to be far from over, with both brothers seemingly unwilling to let bygones be bygones.

The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex can mend their relationship by extending respect and love, especially during the Duke's recent UK visit. 

However, it seems they have little interest in healing their wounds, which are growing increasingly deeper.

A potential reunion between Harry and William was hotting up during the Duke's four-day trip to the UK as the King's youngest son is conducting more engagements related to causes close to his heart on home soil this week.

On Wednesday, He arrived at Imperial College London to visit its Centre for Blast Injury Studies, looking dashing in a navy blazer, a light blue shirt, and navy suede loafers.

On the same day, William left London along with his wife to mark Suicide Prevention Day in Wales, seemingly avoiding Harry near their home.

The future king visited to a mental health hub in Cardiff, apparently giving more stress to his younger brother who had arrived in London, hoping reconciliation with the royals.

On Monday, William and Harry were only about eight miles apart from each other. While the Duke  traveled to Windsor Castle to visit the burial site of his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth.

Meanwhile, The Prince and Princess of Wales were nearby to mark the Queen's death anniversary at the Women’s Institute in Sunningdale, Berkshire.

On the other hand, a potential reunion between Harry and his ailing father King Charles is expected with both looking set to be in London at the same time today.

The 76-year-old monarch reportedly travelled back to the capital from Balmoral last night, while Harry is already in London, potentially carving out a window of opportunity for a long-awaited meeting in between this engagement and another this evening.