Kensington Palace refuses to disclose Prince William's plans on Diana's 30th death anniversary

Kensington Palace has refused to disclose Prince William’s plans regarding his late mother Princess Diana’s 30th anniversary next year.

The palace spokesman has told royal expert Richard Eden, “We wouldn’t comment on how the Prince of Wales will mark the anniversary.”

Earlier this month, another royal expert Richard Kay had claimed Prince William’s brother Prince Harry had been reaching out to his late mother Princess Diana’s old friends in Britain as the Duke would 'make his own film about his mother' to mark her 30th anniversary.

Now, royal expert Richard Eden in his report for the Daily Mail has said, “For I hear that his brother, the Prince of Wales, is considering appearing in a different television programme about Princess Diana.

“William has been approached with many offers and is thinking hard about what he wants to do,’ the insiders close to William tells the expert.

About Harry’s documentary, the source close to the Duke tells Eden, ‘The duke has discussed a number of possible projects.

‘Nothing has been finalised or confirmed, and he is still considering the most meaningful way to honour his mother’s legacy during this important anniversary year.’

The fresh claims came days after Prince William and Harry’s uncle Earl Spencer made shocking revelations in his book about Diana and sparked war of words with King Charles.