Prince Harry wishes to fix his friendship with David and Victoria Beckham but Meghan Markle reportedly isn't too keen on the idea. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were once close with the famous celebrity couple; however, their relationship has reportedly gone sour since the two left the Royal Family. 
 
According to a source, Harry wants to reconnect with the Beckhams because he thinks it might help him rebuild his relationship with his brother Prince William. Harry and William have reportedly not spoken for years, especially after Harry levelled some serious accusations against his brother in his memoir Spare. 
 
Since Prince William is still close with David and Victoria, Harry believes fixing things with the Beckhams might soften things between him and his brother. 
 
However, Meghan doesn’t see it the same way. A source told Closer magazine that Meghan feels it’s unnecessary to worry about what the Beckhams think. Instead, she wants to make connections with more influential people, like US Vice President Kamala Harris.

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"As far as she's concerned, it's beneath them to be begging for approval," the source told the publication. "But Harry knows how much William values David’s friendship, and his hope is that getting David’s seal of approval could help soften things with his brother."

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There have also been reports that Victoria Beckham was never a big fan of Meghan. A source once said that Victoria was friendly but didn’t care much about staying in touch. Meanwhile, David Beckham remains close with Prince William and King Charles, which makes Harry even more eager to rebuild their friendship.

Prince Harry wishes to fix his friendship with David and Victoria Beckham but Meghan Markle reportedly isn't too keen on the idea. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were once close with the famous celebrity couple; however, their relationship has reportedly gone sour since the two left the Royal Family.

Prince Harry wishes to fix his friendship with David and Victoria Beckham but Meghan Markle reportedly isn't too keen on the idea. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were once close with the famous celebrity couple; however, their relationship has reportedly gone sour since the two left the Royal Family. According to a source, Harry wants to reconnect with the Beckhams because he thinks it might help him rebuild his relationship with his brother Prince William. Harry and William have reportedly not spoken for years, especially after Harry levelled some serious accusations against his brother in his memoir Spare. Since Prince William is still close with David and Victoria, Harry believes fixing things with the Beckhams might soften things between him and his brother. However, Meghan doesn’t see it the same way. A source told Closer magazine that Meghan feels it’s unnecessary to worry about what the Beckhams think. Instead, she wants to make connections with more influential people, like US Vice President Kamala Harris. Also read: Kanye West sued by ex-assistant for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting her at Diddy party "As far as she's concerned, it's beneath them to be begging for approval," the source told the publication. "But Harry knows how much William values David’s friendship, and his hope is that getting David’s seal of approval could help soften things with his brother." Also read: Bollywood wants to be queer but without making its audience uncomfortable There have also been reports that Victoria Beckham was never a big fan of Meghan. A source once said that Victoria was friendly but didn’t care much about staying in touch. Meanwhile, David Beckham remains close with Prince William and King Charles, which makes Harry even more eager to rebuild their friendship.

Meghan Markle thinks Prince Harry wanting to reunite with Beckhams is ‘ridiculous’

Kensington Palace says Britain’s Prince William has pulled out of attending a memorial service for his godfather, the late King Constantine of Greece, because of a personal matter.

The palace declined to elaborate on Tuesday but said his wife, the Princess of Wales, who is recovering from abdominal surgery, continues to do well.

It said William called the Greek royal family, which is attending the memorial service in St. George’s Chapel in Windsor, to let them know he was unable to attend. Constantine II of Greece died in January of last year at the age of 82.

King Charles III, who is being treated for an undisclosed form of cancer, also will not attend the service for his cousin. The monarch has cancelled all his public engagements while he receives treatment.

Kensington Palace says Britain’s Prince William has pulled out of attending a memorial service for his godfather, the late King Constantine of Greece, because of a personal matter.

Kensington Palace says Britain’s Prince William has pulled out of attending a memorial service for his godfather, the late King Constantine of Greece, because of a personal matter. The palace declined to elaborate on Tuesday but said his wife, the Princess of Wales, who is recovering from abdominal surgery, continues to do well. It said William called the Greek royal family, which is attending the memorial service in St. George’s Chapel in Windsor, to let them know he was unable to attend. Constantine II of Greece died in January of last year at the age of 82. King Charles III, who is being treated for an undisclosed form of cancer, also will not attend the service for his cousin. The monarch has cancelled all his public engagements while he receives treatment.

UK’s Prince William pulls out of memorial service for his godfather because of ‘personal matter’

The longstanding rift between royal siblings Prince William and Prince Harry, often attributed to the arrival of Meghan Markle in Harry's life, is now revealed to have deeper roots. According to insights from palace insiders, the initial discord between the brothers originated from their differing perspectives on wildlife conservation in Africa, reported&nbsp;The Times of London.

The insider shared, "They are both very passionate about saving protected species but didn’t always share the same view about how to run projects in Africa." The source elaborated that Prince William advocated for community-led schemes, empowering local communities over time to protect the land. On the other hand, Prince Harry leaned towards a more interventionist approach, emphasising the need for hands-on measures to swiftly secure and protect wildlife habitats.

This revelation counters the common assumption that the rift emerged primarily due to Prince Harry's relationship with Meghan Markle. In his autobiography titled Spare, published last year, Prince Harry highlighted their conservation differences, recounting a moment when their conflicting views almost led to a physical altercation in front of childhood friends.

"One day, we almost came to blows in front of our childhood mates," Harry wrote, recalling the incident. When friends questioned why both princes were involved in African conservation efforts, Prince William reportedly replied, "Because rhinos, elephants, that’s mine!"

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Prince Harry's profound love for Africa is well-documented, and he assumed the presidency of African Parks in 2017, a prominent conservation organisation operating across the continent. Last year, he joined the organisation's board of directors, further solidifying his commitment to wildlife preservation.

However, recent scrutiny has surrounded Prince Harry's role at African Parks following reports in the UK press alleging that rangers affiliated with the organisation have been accused of assaulting and raping indigenous people in the rainforests of the Republic of Congo.

In response to these serious allegations, Prince Harry's representatives assured The Mail on Sunday, stating, "When the duke became aware of these serious allegations, he immediately escalated them to the CEO and chairman of the board of African Parks, the appropriate people to handle next steps."

The longstanding rift between royal siblings Prince William and Prince Harry, often attributed to the arrival of Meghan Markle in Harry's life, is now revealed to have deeper roots.

The longstanding rift between royal siblings Prince William and Prince Harry, often attributed to the arrival of Meghan Markle in Harry's life, is now revealed to have deeper roots. According to insights from palace insiders, the initial discord between the brothers originated from their differing perspectives on wildlife conservation in Africa, reported The Times of London. The insider shared, "They are both very passionate about saving protected species but didn’t always share the same view about how to run projects in Africa." The source elaborated that Prince William advocated for community-led schemes, empowering local communities over time to protect the land. On the other hand, Prince Harry leaned towards a more interventionist approach, emphasising the need for hands-on measures to swiftly secure and protect wildlife habitats. This revelation counters the common assumption that the rift emerged primarily due to Prince Harry's relationship with Meghan Markle. In his autobiography titled Spare, published last year, Prince Harry highlighted their conservation differences, recounting a moment when their conflicting views almost led to a physical altercation in front of childhood friends. "One day, we almost came to blows in front of our childhood mates," Harry wrote, recalling the incident. When friends questioned why both princes were involved in African conservation efforts, Prince William reportedly replied, "Because rhinos, elephants, that’s mine!" Also read: Prince Harry urged to step down from Africa parks board amid reports of abuse and rape by rangers Prince Harry's profound love for Africa is well-documented, and he assumed the presidency of African Parks in 2017, a prominent conservation organisation operating across the continent. Last year, he joined the organisation's board of directors, further solidifying his commitment to wildlife preservation. However, recent scrutiny has surrounded Prince Harry's role at African Parks following reports in the UK press alleging that rangers affiliated with the organisation have been accused of assaulting and raping indigenous people in the rainforests of the Republic of Congo. In response to these serious allegations, Prince Harry's representatives assured The Mail on Sunday, stating, "When the duke became aware of these serious allegations, he immediately escalated them to the CEO and chairman of the board of African Parks, the appropriate people to handle next steps."

Harry And William's dispute pre-dates Meghan Markle's arrival in family, claim insiders

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, recently enjoyed a true New York City experience during his visit to the United States. The Prince kicked off his day in Manhattan on Tuesday with a secret morning run in Central Park, giving him a glimpse of the city's vibrant lifestyle, reported People magazine.

The 41-year-old royal, known for his commitment to environmental causes, set off for his morning jog at approximately 7 am local time. It's no surprise that jet lag may have played a role in motivating the Prince to embrace the early workout, given the five-hour time difference between the UK and the US.

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Prince William revealed his low-key outing during a discussion about his environmental initiative, the Earthshot Prize, at the Plaza Hotel. Vaitea Cowan, a previous Earthshot Prize winner, playfully inquired, "Is it true? Did you go running in Central Park this morning?"

With a smile, Prince William confirmed, "I did, Vaitea, yes. I decided to join the hordes of New Yorkers doing their morning routine. It was wonderful waking up in New York on a sunny morning rather than the rain we had yesterday. It was beautiful getting some fresh air this morning."

The run marked the beginning of a busy day for the Prince. Apart from his participation in a "fireside chat" at the Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit, Prince William's Earthshot Prize also unveiled the 15 finalists for this year's competition. The final winners will be announced at an awards ceremony scheduled for November 7 in Singapore, a journey that Prince William officially confirmed on Tuesday.

Previously, the Earthshot Prize awards were held in London in 2021 and Boston in 2022.

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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, recently enjoyed a true New York City experience during his visit to the United States. The Prince kicked off his day in Manhattan on Tuesday with a secret morning run in Central Park, giving him a glimpse of the city's vibrant lifestyle, reported People magazine.

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, recently enjoyed a true New York City experience during his visit to the United States. The Prince kicked off his day in Manhattan on Tuesday with a secret morning run in Central Park, giving him a glimpse of the city's vibrant lifestyle, reported People magazine. The 41-year-old royal, known for his commitment to environmental causes, set off for his morning jog at approximately 7 am local time. It's no surprise that jet lag may have played a role in motivating the Prince to embrace the early workout, given the five-hour time difference between the UK and the US. Prince William revealed his low-key outing during a discussion about his environmental initiative, the Earthshot Prize, at the Plaza Hotel. Vaitea Cowan, a previous Earthshot Prize winner, playfully inquired, "Is it true? Did you go running in Central Park this morning?" With a smile, Prince William confirmed, "I did, Vaitea, yes. I decided to join the hordes of New Yorkers doing their morning routine. It was wonderful waking up in New York on a sunny morning rather than the rain we had yesterday. It was beautiful getting some fresh air this morning." The run marked the beginning of a busy day for the Prince. Apart from his participation in a "fireside chat" at the Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit, Prince William's Earthshot Prize also unveiled the 15 finalists for this year's competition. The final winners will be announced at an awards ceremony scheduled for November 7 in Singapore, a journey that Prince William officially confirmed on Tuesday. Previously, the Earthshot Prize awards were held in London in 2021 and Boston in 2022. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Prince William and Prince Harry are set to reunite publicly this summer to unveil a statue of their late mother Princess Diana. Reports suggest that William is keen to meet his brother in private before they make their public appearance together.&nbsp; 
 
The brothers are expected to come together to unveil the statue at Kensington Palace on July 1 which marks Princess Diana's 60th birthday.&nbsp; 
 
Harry, 36, who is currently residing in California, is expected to attend. A source told Us Weekly that William, 38, is hoping the two can meet before the public appearance, which will be scrutinized by the British tabloids. 
 
This will be the first public outing for the two brothers since Harry and Meghan's explosive tell-all interview to Oprah was aired in March.&nbsp; 
 
"Harry has so much going on in his life work-wise and is busy planning for the arrival of (his)&nbsp;daughter that he’s trying not to overthink the consequences that may arise upon his return to the UK," the source told the publication.&nbsp; 
 
"All eyes will be on them at the unveiling, critics will be analyzing their every move and how they interact with each other," the source continued. 
 
"(William) doesn’t believe that it’s feasible for them to reunite in the public eye without showing signs of tension if they don’t thrash out their differences in advance."

The communication between the two brothers, the insider claims, has been 'sparse'. Despite the tensions between the two, William has reportedly kept the line of communication open, specially to discuss their mother's statue- which the two have together commissioned.&nbsp;

On March 7th, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex gave a bombshell interview to Oprah Winfrey that has been viewed by nearly 50 million people globally.

During the two-hour special, Harry revealed that his relationships with his father Prince Charles, 72, as well as his older brother, are strained. Meghan also alleged that a member of the royal family had raised concern about the skin colour of their unborn child during Meghan's first pregnancy. William later stated that no family member was racist.&nbsp; 
 
The statue was reportedly commissioned in 2017 "to mark the twentieth anniversary of her death and recognize her positive impact in the UK and around the world."&nbsp; 
 
When they faced delays, the brothers decided to unveil the statue to mark their mother's birthday. 
 
Diana passed away in 1997 at age 36 from injuries she sustained in a Paris car crash. 
 
"The statue is to reflect on Diana’s legacy, not their feud, and William wants to keep it that way," the source added.&nbsp;

Prince William and Prince Harry are set to reunite publicly this summer to unveil a statue of their late mother Princess Diana. Reports suggest that William is keen to meet his brother in private before they make their public appearance together.

Prince William and Prince Harry are set to reunite publicly this summer to unveil a statue of their late mother Princess Diana. Reports suggest that William is keen to meet his brother in private before they make their public appearance together. The brothers are expected to come together to unveil the statue at Kensington Palace on July 1 which marks Princess Diana's 60th birthday. Harry, 36, who is currently residing in California, is expected to attend. A source told Us Weekly that William, 38, is hoping the two can meet before the public appearance, which will be scrutinized by the British tabloids. This will be the first public outing for the two brothers since Harry and Meghan's explosive tell-all interview to Oprah was aired in March. "Harry has so much going on in his life work-wise and is busy planning for the arrival of (his) daughter that he’s trying not to overthink the consequences that may arise upon his return to the UK," the source told the publication. "All eyes will be on them at the unveiling, critics will be analyzing their every move and how they interact with each other," the source continued. "(William) doesn’t believe that it’s feasible for them to reunite in the public eye without showing signs of tension if they don’t thrash out their differences in advance." The communication between the two brothers, the insider claims, has been 'sparse'. Despite the tensions between the two, William has reportedly kept the line of communication open, specially to discuss their mother's statue- which the two have together commissioned. On March 7th, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex gave a bombshell interview to Oprah Winfrey that has been viewed by nearly 50 million people globally. During the two-hour special, Harry revealed that his relationships with his father Prince Charles, 72, as well as his older brother, are strained. Meghan also alleged that a member of the royal family had raised concern about the skin colour of their unborn child during Meghan's first pregnancy. William later stated that no family member was racist. The statue was reportedly commissioned in 2017 "to mark the twentieth anniversary of her death and recognize her positive impact in the UK and around the world." When they faced delays, the brothers decided to unveil the statue to mark their mother's birthday. Diana passed away in 1997 at age 36 from injuries she sustained in a Paris car crash. "The statue is to reflect on Diana’s legacy, not their feud, and William wants to keep it that way," the source added.

Prince William keen on meeting Harry privately before they reunite publicly to unveil Princess Diana's statue