Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kept his late mother, Princess Diana, close to their hearts during their recent visit across the pond to England.
“Summer Holiday ☀️,” Meghan, 44, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, July 24, sharing a carousel of family photos.
One image is believed to have been snapped at Althorp House, the Spencer family estate where Diana grew up. (Diana’s brother, Earl Charles Spencer, currently resides on the property.)
In the pic, Harry, 41, and son Prince Archie, 7, were seen carrying large white floral bouquets down a tree-lined path. Harry and Meghan’s 5-year-old daughter, Princess Lilibet, ran behind them, carrying a small purse in each hand.
Diana, who died in a car crash in Paris in August 1997 at age 36, was buried in the “Oval Lake” island located on the Althorp estate.
It is not known whether Harry brought his family to visit Diana’s gravesite or her ancestral home. He traveled abroad from their home in California earlier in July for official engagements ahead of the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, England.
During the visit, Harry’s family also reunited with his father, King Charles III, at Highgrove House. The trip marked Archie and Lili’s first U.K. outing in four years.
“Certain topics were off limits,” a source exclusively told Us of the reunion. “They [all] agreed beforehand that they would not discuss any topics making headlines in the press, including the court case.”
Ahead of the U.K. trip, Harry had sued and appealed for enhanced security in England after he stepped down from his royal duties in 2020. He lost the cases last year.
Instead, the July reunion focused on Archie and Lili.
Charles Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, visits his sister’s grave at the Spencer family ancestral home of Althorp “nearly every day,” he revealed during the Tuesday, October 15, episode of Good Morning Britain. Diana died at age 36 in a 1997 car accident in Paris and was interred on a small island near the Round […]
“The king and queen wanted personal time with their grandchildren, and they wanted it to be lighthearted and positive,” the insider said of Charles, 77, and Queen Camilla. “The point of the meeting was to spend time with them, and that was the only thing on the agenda. [Charles and Camilla] would only agree to the meeting if the kids were coming.”
Harry and Meghan’s royal step-down and subsequent United States move sparked a rift with Charles and his eldest son, Prince William. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex did not visit William, 44, and his family with wife Princess Kate Middleton during their July visit, with the source saying the Harry and Meghan’s brood might score invitations to the royal family’s holiday festivities.
“That idea has been floated as a possibility so that William and Kate and their kids could see them at the next visit,” the source told Us. “There’s still a lot of hurt [between the brothers], and it’s going to take time to heal. Meetings can be reassuring, but they won’t change things too dramatically. The relationship between Harry and William will never be what it used to be.”
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