Prince Harry and Prince William to Split Money from Princess Diana's Memorial Fund

Prince William and Prince Harry have shared a close bond throughout their childhoods, and this was strengthened as they experienced the tragic loss of their mother Princess Diana in 1997. At the time of Diana’s death, Harry was only 12 years old and William was slightly older at aged 15.The world famous brothers have grown up in the spotlight and they’ve appeared to have remained close despite their hugely busy schedules, which have been brimming with public engagements over the years.

After the release of the bombshell biography Finding Freedom it is unlikely that Prince Harry and Meghan will ever resume their official roles in the Royal Family.The book, that is currently being serialised in the Times and The Sunday Times, has resulted in some shocking claims and inside sources say that "the Sussexes need to move on" from royal life.The "hurtful" book meticulously details the Duke and Duchesses fractured relationship with the monarchy and has the potential to destroy the

Prince Harry and Prince William started growing apart after William warned his younger brother about dating Meghan Markle.New book Finding Freedom reports that, per sources, William told Harry, "Take as much time as you need to get to know this girl."Harry was reportedly "pissed off" at his brother for implying he didn't know his own mind.The Times and The Sunday Times is sharing excerpts from the new royal biography, Finding Freedom, which is co-authored by BAZAAR's Royal Editor at Large, Omid

Prince Harry thought that his brother was a "snow" in regards to his now wife Meghan Markle, the new biography Finding Freedom has claimed. In an extract from the biography that is being serialised in the Times and The Sunday Times it claims that Prince William warned his brother to take things slow when it came to the American actress and a senior royal also referred to her as “Harry’s showgirl”.

One of the biggest reasons why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took the controversial step of breaking up with the Royal Family was because of the British Press' ill-treatment towards them in news articles. However, controversy continues to surround the couple even though they have shifted their home base to Los Angeles with their son Archie, 1.

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi had a private wedding on July 17, 2020.The bride's grandparents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, attended the low-key nuptials.Kate Middleton and Prince William, and Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, weren't in attendance.Princess Beatrice tied the knot with Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on Friday, in an intimate service at The Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge in Windsor.

Prince Harry and Prince William will remain at odds as long as they are on opposite sides of the pond, according to former royal press secretary Dickie Arbiter.“I hope they settle their rift because there shouldn’t be bad blood amongst brothers, particularly those two brothers who went through such trauma together [with the] death of their mother, [Princess Diana],” Arbiter explained on Us Weekly’s Royally Us.

and Mozzi's son "Wolfie" were all present to hear the intimate "I dos,"—in fact, the wedding was planned to accommodate the British monarch's schedule, that same source shared—the bride's cousin Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are not believed to have been in attendance. While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were both there for Beatrice's sister Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank in October of 2018, their absence on Friday shouldn't be seen as a slight to the older York sister.

Actor Josh O'Connor opened up about playing Prince Charles on The Crown—and gave a few hints as to how the show's upcoming fourth season will portray Charles's relationship with Princess Diana."The big excitement for me, going into season three, was effectively looking at both seasons three and four," the actor told Screen Daily. "We all know roughly what happened with Charles and Diana, and I had an idea from Peter about where Charles was going.

Prince William and Prince Harry have agreed to split the assets from the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund between their own charities. The move was said to mark the “divisions” between the brothers as their lives drift further apart since Prince Harry quit royal life in March and relocated to LA with wife Meghan Markle.

A new development has been made amid the ongoing divide between Prince Harry and the royal family, including his older brother Prince William. Harry, 35, and William, 38, will reportedly split the money from Princess Diana's memorial fund to distribute to their own charitable causes, according to People magazine.

Breaking up is hard to do — especially when it’s with your brother. 

Prince William and Prince Harry have decided to cut ties with their late mother, Prince Diana's, memorial fund. ET has learned that the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund's money has been split between the two brothers.

reports that the royal brothers have agreed to divide all proceeds from Princess Diana's memorial fund between them. Apparently, an agreement was signed in December 2019 stating that money will be split between the Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Sussex Royal foundation—which has since been disbanded.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took part in a joint video call with young leaders last week to discuss fairness, justice, and equal rights.

Prince Harry says he's "committed to being part of the solution" when it comes to dismantling institutional racism in the world. As part of his remarks during the virtual Diana Awards ceremony on what would've been Princess Diana's 59th birthday, Harry became the first House of Windsor heir to openly acknowledge the Black Lives Matter movement.

Prince Harry has spoken about his late mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 59th birthday in a surprise speech.The Duke of Sussex appeared on behalf of himself and his brother Prince William to present The Diana Award, which was awarded virtually this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.