Although Buckingham Palace has not confirmed a specific public event involving both princes, multiple credible sources have indicated that private family matters and personal remembrance have served as important opportunities for reconciliation and healing.

The Journey of Two Princes

Since the passing of Princess Diana in 1997, the world has closely followed Prince William and Prince Harry’s journey—from their childhood in the public eye to their evolving roles in royal and personal life. Over the last few years, however, their relationship has faced challenges, particularly following Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex’s decision to step back from royal duties in 2020.

The publication of Harry’s memoir Spare, along with televised interviews and a Netflix documentary series, further amplified the distance between the brothers. Despite these developments, royal experts have noted that both William and Harry have consistently expressed admiration for each other’s commitment to their families and to causes close to their hearts.

A Private Meeting at Windsor

According to People Magazine and The Telegraph, Prince William and Prince Harry have occasionally met in private—particularly during moments of family importance. One such occasion took place during the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022, where both brothers participated in formal mourning events and paid tribute to their grandmother’s legacy.

Sources familiar with the royal household have suggested that, during these rare reunions, the brothers often spend time away from the public spotlight—walking the gardens of Windsor Castle, a place filled with childhood memories, and reflecting on their shared past.

Honoring the Legacy of Princess Diana

Both Prince William and Prince Harry have maintained a strong dedication to honoring Princess Diana’s legacy. William serves as patron of the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, while Harry continues his advocacy through the Archewell Foundation, focusing on mental health, veterans’ support, and youth empowerment.

In 2021, the brothers reunited for the unveiling of a statue of Princess Diana in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace on what would have been her 60th birthday. Despite public speculation about their relationship, the event remained focused on their shared love and admiration for their mother.

Family Unity Amid Personal Reflection

While no public confirmation exists of a recent memorial involving Major James Hewitt—a former equerry to Princess Diana and a figure who has appeared in press stories over the decades—credible outlets such as BBC and Sky News have not reported any recent passing or event involving Hewitt. It is important to clarify that he is not a confirmed relative nor an official figure in royal communications, and speculation about his involvement in family matters is not substantiated by any verified royal source.

The focus, instead, has remained on the family’s quiet commitment to maintaining private moments of remembrance and emotional support during transitions and milestones, particularly in light of King Charles III’s health updates and Princess Kate’s temporary withdrawal from royal duties for recovery.