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Harry & William Set 1st Potential Reunion After the Duke’s Move Back to the UK as His ‘Hurt’ Brother Reportedly Vows to Give Him the ‘Silent Treatment’

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Lizzie Lanuza
Harry & William Set 1st Potential Reunion After the Duke’s Move Back to the UK as His ‘Hurt’ Brother Reportedly Vows to Give Him the ‘Silent Treatment’
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Prince Harry and Prince William face a potential, albeit awkward, reunion at upcoming Remembrance Day events in the UK. Reports suggest the brothers remain estranged, with little expectation of a formal reconciliation despite Harry's return to the country.

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The ongoing rift between the royal brothers remains a significant point of public and media interest regarding the British monarchy.

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Ever since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle officially returned to the UK, many have grown curious about a possible reunion between Harry and his older brother, Prince William . The pair's relationship is at its worst right now, and they reportedly have not spoken in years. But with Harry bridging the gap with his father, King Charles, there's hope that maybe things between him and William can also be fixed.

RadarOnline is reporting that Harry is now facing the prospect of an "intensely awkward reunion" with his older brother in November for Remembrance Day events.

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