Prince Harry and Prince William had ‘obvious distance’ between them at Easter service

Prince Harry attended the annual Easter Service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor on Sunday, where he exchanged only a few words with his brother Prince William.

A huge host of royal family members turned out for the service, as they were also celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s 93rd birthday.

While everyone appeared to be in good spirits, Harry arrived at the church separate from Prince William and Kate Middleton, and stood away from his brother when the Queen arrived.

Instead, Harry stood by his cousins Peter and Zara Phillips, but appeared to exchange a few words with Will and Kate before entering the chapel.

 

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Harry is there! ???? A very interesting video for a lot of reasons! So Harry attended his first Easter Service in years at St George’s Chapel, he hasn’t attended since he was a child so what a lovely surprise! Easter Sunday falls on the Queen’s birthday this year so that can explain his decision to attend ????. He arrived alongside Peter Philips (Princess Anne’s son) and his wife Autumn who is Canadian ???????? ????????. A heavily pregnant Meghan is probably at home resting at Frogmore Cottage with her mum (who reportedly arrived on Tuesday) . . My video edit: I merged videos together. . . . #duchessofsussex #meghanmarkle #princeharry #katemiddleton #britishroyalfamily #duchessofcambridge #royalfamily #royals #wedding #queen #queenelizabeth

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According to Entertainment Tonight, Harry and Will are at “different stages in their life” and are “no longer the boys” they once were.

The obvious distance between the pair has raised a lot of eyebrows, as fans are used to seeing the brothers laughing and joking together at events.

Of course, Harry attended the service without his wife Meghan Markle, who is due to give birth to their first child any day now.

The news comes following reports that Harry and Meghan could possibly move to Africa in 2020 for charity work.

However in a statement, Buckingham Palace said: “Any future plans for The Duke and Duchess are speculative at this stage. No decisions have been taken about future roles.”

Harry and Meghan officially split households from Will and Kate last month, following reports of a feud between the Fab Four.

Earlier this month, the pair moved out of Kensington Palace, and finally moved into the newly refurbished Frogmore Cottage in Windsor.

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