Prince Harry and estranged brother Prince William are being urged to put their differences aside and ‘show up’ for their close pal Hugh Grosvenor’s upcoming wedding.
In a piece for The Daily Mail, royal expert Liz Jones advised the feuding royals to come together for the society wedding of the year this June, also amid the family’s ongoing medical crisis with King Charles and Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnoses.
Days after it was confirmed that Prince Harry will be skipping Grosvenor’ wedding, Jones wrote: “… Come on, we need the distraction! Even now it’s not too late for a change of heart.”
“Weddings and funerals are when you grow up and show up. Would William really throw a hissy fit if Harry came along? I doubt it, he’s much stronger than that,” she added.
Jones also shared: “Any serious illness lends perspective. You hug everyone closer. William knows he has bigger worries in his personal life right now. His job, after all, has always entailed being a diplomat, able to smile and not look bored.”
“He has been hurt, but the brother who could help him through might still be in reach, if only he could forgive him… Now is the time to seize the happy day,” Jones concluded.
It is pertinent to note that while Harry and wife Meghan Markle will not attend Grosvenor’s wedding, Prince William will serve as an usher at the nuptials.
