King Charles, Prince William United at Westminster Amid Harry Rift

King Charles III and Prince William appeared together at Westminster Abbey for the Order of the Bath Service, marking a rare public display of unity amid ongoing family tensions with Prince Harry. William was installed as Great Master of the Order, a role Charles had held for nearly 50 years before passing it on, while Charles attended for the first time as sovereign, wearing elaborate red robes. This joint appearance comes shortly after Prince Harry's candid BBC interview, where he revealed his strained relationships with Charles and William and expressed frustration over his downgraded security arrangements following his and Meghan Markle's departure from royal duties. Harry lost his appeal to restore government-funded security in the UK and alleged that the Royal Household had secretly influenced this decision, which has deepened the rift within the family. Neither Charles nor William publicly responded to Harry's statements, maintaining a dignified silence during the ceremonial event that honors exemplary military and civil service. The event underscores the continuing divide in the royal family while highlighting Charles and William's commitment to tradition and their public roles.