The highly anticipated meeting will take place at the memorial service for their late uncle, Sir Robert Fellows, at St. Mary's Church in Sesam, Norfolk. The formal event aims to bring together family and friends to remember Sir Robert's life and legacy, following his recent death.

Sir Robert, who was married to the late Princess Diana's sister, Lady Jane Fellow, played a vital role in the royal family as the Queen's private secretary and was widely respected. For Duchess Katherine, the chance for her husband William and his brother Harry to reunite represents a long-awaited opportunity for healing and reconciliation.

The relationship between the brothers has been strained in recent years, particularly after Harry stepped down from royal duties and moved to the United States with his wife Meghan Markle. Despite the challenges, Duchess Katherine remains hopeful that the brothers can mend their relationship.

Her strong relationship with both William and Harry has supported her through difficult times, and she is often seen as a calming presence in the family. Harry was initially expected to miss the ceremony for security reasons, but managed to travel to the UK in private to attend with William.

The brothers have faced a number of disagreements, including Harry's departure from royal life and his public comments about the family. However, sources say Harry is optimistic that the lavish event could lead to peace talks with William.

Harry is said to miss Princess Catherine and wants to reconnect with her. One expert noted that as Harry’s birthday approaches, he has expressed a desire to reach out to her, especially during important milestones when he feels her absence more acutely.

The memorial service at St. Mary’s will be the first time in many years that William and Harry have gathered in such a setting. Norfolk holds special significance for both William and Katherine, as it is home to their beloved country home.

The peaceful environment of the church is expected to foster reflection and remembrance for the royal family. The memorial also offers the siblings a chance to reunite, away from the public scrutiny and pressures that have affected their relationship.

Princess Catherine’s optimism about the reunion is shared by many royal watchers, who hope the meeting will strengthen the bond between the siblings, allowing them to move forward united in a common cause.