William and Harry said to have 'barely spoken' in eight months

It’s been a while since we caught a glimpse of Prince William and Prince Harry together, having a cheeky giggle as the close-knit brothers we know them to be.

While the pair were pictured walking together towards church on Christmas Day, they had their wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, in between them.

According to reports, it seems the rumoured ‘rift’ between them – believed to have started when William voiced concerns over Meghan – may be impacting their bromance more than we thought.

When the ‘Fab Four’ chose to walk to church together on Christmas day in Sandringham, much of our attention was focused on Kate and Meghan after talk of tension between the two duchesses have been dominating headlines.

But experts believe that perhaps the true drama lies between the two brothers, as while Kate and Meghan were engaging in small talk, Harry and Wills appeared to barely even look at each other.

According to The Sun, the brothers are ‘barely speaking’ and have been like that ever since Harry’s wedding to Meghan in May 2018 – which if you think about it, means their feud has been going on for roughly 250 days or about eight months. Heartbreaking I know.

Within that time, Harry and Meghan made the decision to move away from their neighbours, William and Kate, at Kensington Palace, and into Frogmore Cottage on Windsor estate instead, to prepare for the arrival of their first child.

The decision to move out also came after reports Prince Harry and William would have separate courts (royal households) in the future, instead of using Kensington Palace as a joint office for both of them.

We can only hope that the arrival of the new bub in April or May might bring the brothers closer again, as Prince William becomes and uncle and can offer advice to Harry being new to the role of a dad.

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