Royal expert makes shocking claims about Prince William and Harry’s reunion in New York
Royal expert Rebecca English has put to rest speculation surrounding a potential reunion between Prince William and Prince Harry in New York next month. Rumors had been swirling that the two brothers might cross paths during their respective visits to the city, but English has clarified that such a meeting is not in the works.
Posting on X (formerly Twitter), Rebecca stated, “Re speculation regarding whether Prince William and Prince Harry will be in New York at the same time next month, the Prince of Wales isn’t going to the Earthshot Prize event.” She further explained that there was never any plan for Prince William to attend the event, sharing that she was informed about this back in July when the event was first announced.
“For what it is worth, Prince William went last year, but not the year before. It really depends on his diary and commitments year to year,” English added, emphasizing that the future king’s schedule varies and that his attendance at such events is not guaranteed annually.
The clarification from English came amid widespread reports suggesting that Prince William was expected to host the Earthshot Prize summit in New York, a prestigious event that aligns with his environmental advocacy. Simultaneously, Prince Harry was reported to be in the city for a packed solo trip, fueling speculation of a possible reunion. However, English’s insights suggest that these reports were based on inaccurate assumptions.
This development highlights the ongoing complexities in the relationship between the two royal brothers, who have been navigating their individual paths since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s departure from royal duties. While the prospect of a reunion in New York may have excited some, it appears that their separate commitments and responsibilities will keep them apart.
As Prince William continues to focus on his role as the Prince of Wales and his environmental initiatives, and Prince Harry pursues his independent projects, the brothers’ paths seem unlikely to converge in the near future. English’s comments serve as a reminder of the unpredictability of royal schedules and the importance of relying on verified information in the face of speculation.