Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, spent two hours behind closed doors after their grandfather’s funeral on Saturday, amid their long-term breakup, a report said.
The warrior brothers were joined by their father, Prince Charles, at Windsor Castle after the royal family rested Prince Philip, a source told The Sun.
The communication between the three was described by a source as “unproductive”, but an insider told the media that it could be seen as a step in the right direction in the midst of the fraternal conflict.
The dispute intensified following an interview with Harry’s bombshell and his wife Meghan Markle, Oprah Winfrey.
“These are the first days, but you would hope that this is exactly the first step Philip would have wanted,” said a source to find out the time he spent with his family.
“It is not known what was said behind closed doors and when the cameras were turned off, but it is incomprehensible to believe that Megxit and Oprah did not show up,” a source added.
Harry and William were also seen speaking publicly for a few minutes during the televised funeral. But William allegedly demanded that they be separated while watching the coffin at St. George’s Chapel.
Harry is expected to go home to his pregnant wife on Monday.
Meanwhile, in the coming weeks, another important meeting will take place between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge, where the two will discuss the future structure of the royal household.
Charles and William will consult with the queen to determine the number of full-time members of the working royal family, as well as their corresponding duties in the next two generations, sources told The Telegraph.