Even though she’s no longer with us, Princess Diana continues to influence her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. In a heartwarming twist, it seems the late princess is about to play a key role in mending the bond between her two boys. According to a royal insider, the brothers, who've been facing rumors of a rift over the past year, are expected to reunite soon. And guess what? It's all thanks to their beloved mother.
The Power of Remembrance
According to a source speaking with Us Weekly, the Duke of Cambridge, 37, and the Duke of Sussex, 34, are planning to put their differences aside to honor their mother on the 22nd anniversary of her passing, which falls on Saturday, August 31. Diana's memory remains a monumental force in their lives, and it’s no surprise that the two princes typically come together to celebrate her life with a remembrance service at London's iconic Kensington Palace. This year, it seems, will be no different.
Sharing Memories of Their Mother
As they prepare to honor their mother, the royal brothers will likely share fond memories of their childhood with her. From skiing trips to outings at Thorpe Park, a British amusement park, they'll reminisce about the small moments that brought laughter to their lives. The insider close to the royal family also mentioned how the two dukes will eventually involve their families, including their spouses and children, in the celebration.
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But it's not just about looking back. William, who is married to Kate Middleton, and Harry, who is married to Meghan Markle, understand the importance of carrying on their mother's legacy. They often discuss her charity work and brainstorm ways to continue her mission of helping others. Whether it's supporting those in need or being role models for the less fortunate, keeping Diana's spirit alive is at the top of their priority list.
