A behind-the-scenes clip captured Prince William's subtle nod to his brother, Prince Harry despite their feud. In a clip shared on the official YouTube channel for William and Kate Middleton, it shows the Wales family preparing for King Charles' coronation.
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The brood is seen getting ready to head to Westminster Abby, and in one frame, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are spotted looking out the window. However, one attentive fan noticed a unique detail within the Wales' London home: a 1995 Christmas card with Princess Diana, Harry and William.
One royalist commented, "I honestly wish Harry and William could come together. Diana would be devastated."
The moment came as a surprise due to the tension between the siblings since the release of Spare. After leaving England, Harry has publicized his family drama in various personal projects. Although the Prince of Wales has pictures of himself with the royal rebel, the two haven't been very communicative. The Royal Observerpreviously reported William didn't reach out to Harry after his recent car chase.
Omid Scobie took to Twitter to update fans on the status of the couple's well-being. "Spokespersons for both King Charles and Queen Camilla, and Prince William and Princess Kate have declined to comment," the biographer shared with his followers. "I understand that no member of the royal family has reached out to the Sussexes since today's news broke four hours ago."
Prior to sharing the monarchy's silence, Scobie explained the safety risk surrounding the incident. "Last night, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Doria Ragland were involved in a terrifying paparazzi car chase involving six blacked-out vehicles in a chase that could have been fatal," he revealed.
Scobie has been extremely vocal about the Sussexes' altercation with photographers since the news broke. With his experience reporting on the royal family, the writer noticed the similarities between the Sussexes' incident in New York and Diana's death in Paris. "It's impossible not to think of Princess Diana when we hear about car accidents and this kind of aggressive paparazzi chase," he told Victoria Derbyshire during a BBC appearance. "So I was really surprised to hear. that not one member of the royal family, including King Charles andPrince William - who obviously [were] heavily affected by Princess Diana's death - has reached out to Prince Harry, hours after the news had broken."