Prince Harry, William Pay Separate Queen Tributes Amid Sibling Rift

Prince Harry and his brother Prince William separately commemorated the third anniversary of their grandmother Queen Elizabeth II's death, with Harry visiting her tomb at Windsor Castle while William attended a tribute event in Sunningdale. Despite being only seven miles apart, the estranged brothers did not meet, reflecting their ongoing rift. During the WellChild Awards, which Harry attended as patron of the charity for seriously ill children, he lightheartedly discussed the challenges of sibling relationships with award winner Declan Bitmead, joking about the difficulties of siblings attending the same school. Harry also referenced his strained relationship with William, recalling in his memoir that William distanced himself when Harry first attended Eton College, highlighting their longstanding tensions. The visit marked Harry's first UK trip in five months, including a series of public engagements and private meetings with charities. Though their relationship remains tense, Harry's engagements focused on charity work and honoring their grandmother's legacy.