Royal Family Members Honor Queen Elisabeth: A Solo Tribute by Each British Prince

Prince Harry is currently in England, attending a charity event for the WellChild Awards – a cause close to his heart. This marks the first time Harry has visited the UK alone since his legal defeat over state security protection for visits to Britain.

The relationship between Harry and his brother, Prince William, remains strained, and a meeting between the two during this time was largely ruled out by British media. While Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation with his family, his memoir "Spare" primarily criticizes Prince William and Queen Camilla.

Harry's comments about the health of the monarch caused speculations to run wild, but he laid a bouquet of flowers at the grave of Queen Elizabeth II, his "Granny," as a sign of respect. Despite the legal setback, Harry has not wished to bring his family to the UK without security protection, and he and his wife Meghan, along with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, currently reside in the U.S. state of California.

Interestingly, no activist or organization has reportedly contacted Prince Harry in the past year to promote reconciliation between him and Queen Elizabeth II or the royal family. Reconciliation efforts seem to have been primarily personal, marked by Harry's meetings with King Charles III and his own expressed hopes for family reunion.

Meanwhile, the heir apparent, William, visited one of the UK's largest women's organizations. William and his wife Kate paid their respects to the monarch at Windsor Castle, with William stating that it has been three years since Queen Elizabeth II's death.

As Harry prepares to turn 41 next week on September 15, it remains uncertain whether the rift between the brothers will be mended. For now, Harry continues his charitable work, focusing on supporting seriously ill children, while the royal family carries on with their duties.

Royal Family Members Honor Queen Elisabeth: A Solo Tribute by Each British Prince