"The couple will be joined by two children: the Duchess of Kate, Prince William and their three children, and Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their two children.

"At the moment it seems unlikely that Harry and Meghan, William and Kate will meet separately during the Jubilee celebrations. So far, nothing has been written in their diaries." The same source said that William and Harry's relationship remains "frosty."

Harry, Meghan, and their two young children, Archie and Lilibet, flew from California this week for four days to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. The Queen restricted the group of working royals who appeared together on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to a small group of senior students, not including Harry and Meghan, but the Sussexes were photographed watching the Trooping the Colour parade while actively talking with other royal families

Friday.

On Friday, Harry and Meghan attended Thanksgiving. William and Kate were also present, but the two couples were never photographed together.

Harry and William were last photographed together last July when they tied the knot at the unveiling of a statue dedicated to their late mother, Princess Diana.

The Jubilee visit will be the first time Lilibet, who turns one on Saturday, will spend time in England with her paternal family. (Archie was born in England and moved to California with his parents after sensationally leaving the senior royal family in January 2020.) Lilibet, named after her great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth, is expected to meet her namesake on the trip. The Sussex family is staying at Frogmore Cottage, just half a mile from Windsor Castle.

The rift between Harry and William in the aftermath of his brother's departure from the royal family reportedly deepened when Harry told Oprah that his brother and father were "trapped" in an institution. 'Harry told Oprah. 'My father and my brother are trapped. They can't even leave. I feel so much compassion for that. He added: "I love William very much. We have been through hell together and we have common experiences.