Prince Harry secretly returns to UK and reunites with William as Kate Middleton's summer plans emerge – Royal Family – News

Prince Harry and Prince William have been “reunited” for the first time this year after the Duke of Sussex secretly travelled to the UK.

The princes, who last saw each other at King Charles' coronation, are said to have sat some distance apart at the funeral of their uncle Lord Robert Fellowes in Norfolk.

Lord Fellowes was married to Princess Diana's elder sister, Cynthia, and served as private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II.

He passed away last month at the age of 82.

A royal expert has speculated that Prince Harry's decision not to add any new material to Replacement It is not “an olive branch.”

The book will be published for the first time in paperback on October 22.

Royal historian Tessa Dunlop told Mirror:“Those who suggest that this paperback edition, without additional material, is an olive branch are sadly mistaken.

“The new material may be conciliatory; Harry could have taken the initiative and started with a different prologue, expressing his regret at how things turned out and reiterating his good wishes for Kate and the King.”

The memoirs were first published in January 2023, ahead of King Charles' coronation and the royal family's recent health problems.

A representative for the Duke of Sussex has confirmed that he will be visiting the Big Apple for the UN General Assembly High-Level Week and Climate Week.

Meanwhile, there is speculation that Prince William will attend the annual Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit, which he attended last year.

However, as the couple have been on seemingly cold terms for some time, it is unlikely that they will decide to meet up.

A source said The Sunday Times“If Prince William comes to New York when Harry is there, the brothers are likely to keep their distance from each other.”

Lady Louise Windsor, 20, who is currently a student at St Andrew's University in Scotland, wrote on her LinkedIn that she is interested in a career in “the military, diplomacy or law”.

“She talks about being very interested in a career in the military, serving King and country,” a source said. The sun.

“She is totally interested in the army cadets and has fallen in love with them.”

“I spend a lot of time just Googling, looking for brands,” he said. The New York Times.

“When people search or read things on the Internet, I try to find new and excellent designers, especially in different territories.”

The Wales family is currently enjoying some time away from the public eye in Balmoral, Scotland.

A source said OK! Magazine: “William and Kate have made it very clear that their children are their priority during the summer holidays. They have reserved a large part of the summer to be able to spend time with the children in the UK.”

Royal correspondent Richard Palmer added: “They are very popular, they are a great asset to the UK, but elsewhere in the royal household there have been some eyebrows raised at the amount of time they are not fulfilling official commitments.”

Kate, 42, has been largely absent from public life this year as she battles an undisclosed form of cancer.

It has been claimed that the royals are turning their attention to younger members of the family now that the Sussexes are gone.

A source told the The New York Post“The focus now is on moving away from the Sussexes and highlighting the younger members of the royal family.”

A representative for the Duke of Sussex has confirmed that he will be in the Big Apple next month for the UN General Assembly High-Level Week and Climate Week.

Former BBC royal correspondent Michael Cole said: “If you are a member of the Royal Family, you are simply relevant. If you are a member of the Royal Family living in California, you have to be on the move to prove you are valuable to the world, hence the recent trips with his wife to Nigeria and Colombia.”

The Queen Consort will now be known as the Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles.

The organization helps veterans, active-duty soldiers and their families by providing friendship, support and assistance when needed.

Lieutenant General Tom Copinger-Symes, Colonel Commandant of the Fusiliers, said: “This is a great privilege for the regiment and highlights Her Majesty’s care, commitment and understanding for the welfare of our soldiers and their families.

“We are honored that she has chosen to offer her patronage to all of our riflemen and their families.”

The Queen's patronage comes after her late father, Major Bruce Shand, served in the regiment.

The children will no longer appear.

A family friend told me US weekly magazine:“William's children, for example, are much more confident, even though they are recognizable. And the same is not true for Meghan and Harry's children.

“They know that the world wants to see [them, but] I would expect them to live smaller lives until that is resolved, if it ever is.”

“They will have those conversations in due course,” the source added of the children's royal ancestry.