Prince William, Harry back together: Palace makes plan for reunion

A royal expert has revealed that Buckingham Palace is quietly drawing up heartfelt plans for a long-awaited reunion between Prince William and Prince Harry.

According to palace insiders, courtiers believe they have finally found a powerful opportunity to bring the estranged brothers back together.

2027 will mark the deeply emotional 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's tragic death in Paris, while Prince Harry's highly-anticipated Invictus Games in Birmingham are set to take place from July 10th to 17th in the same year.

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The reunion is reportedly scheduled for after the Games. According to Richard Eden, sources have spun a fascinating theory — that the Palace will organise a special church service on or around August 31st to honour the anniversary of Diana's passing.

And at that service, Diana's two sons could finally appear side by side.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's UK stay is expected to conclude completely by the end of the Birmingham Games, with the couple potentially catching the first flight out on July 18th, 2027, Eden reports.

Their father King Charles is said to be determined to see his sons reunited. And some courtiers believe they may have found the perfect way to bring them together through the cherished memory of their late mother Princess Diana.

Harry's spokesman has confirmed that the Duke is considering making a television documentary about Diana to mark the 30th anniversary of her death next year.

A source told the expert last week that William had also been approached with numerous offers to appear in a rival programme, but it is understood he has declined.

Now, the King is said to have been presented with a far more inspiring way of celebrating the life of his former wife — one that could bring their sons together.

"His Majesty has apparently 'raised no objection' to a thanksgiving service [for Diana]," Daily Mail columnist Ephraim Hardcastle revealed this week.

"It would be similar to the 2007 service 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."

According to Eden's source, "The notion of a service including both brothers is being seriously considered. This would be an inspirational way to remember Diana."

William could celebrate his mother's life by giving a reading. That would be far more dignified than appearing in a television programme that would inevitably be portrayed as a rival to whatever Harry might make.

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