Prince William and Prince Harry are “trying their best” to get along amid their years-long rift following the death of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Prince Harry has reportedly found it “difficult” being in Prince William’s company at times over the past week.
The two brothers, who have been estranged for a number of years, have been forced to spend time together since their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, died on Sept. 8.
A source close to Harry told the Sunday Times of London that although being in each other’s company has been “uncomfortable” for the brothers, “everybody is trying their best.”
The Prince of Wales, 40, and the Duke of Sussex, 38, delighted royal fans last week when they appeared alongside their respective wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, viewing floral tributes and cards laid outside Windsor Castle in honor of the late monarch.
The outing, however, was marked by awkward body language displayed by both Markle, 41, and Middleton, 40, who appeared uncomfortable during their reunion.
On Tuesday, the former “Fab Four” seemingly put on a united front as they sat down for dinner together with other royal family members after receiving Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin.
Saturday evening, they also stood vigil – alongside their cousins – by the late monarch’s casket.
Prince Harry wore his military uniform after getting special permission from King Charles III.
