Prince Harry’s chilling thought as he prepared to watch Prince William marry Kate Middleton

The nuptials between the Prince and Princess of Wales, which took place on the 29th of April, 2011, at the hallowed Westminster Abbey, marked a momentous occasion in the annals of the British Royal Family. It was during this lavish ceremony, replete with pomp and pageantry, that Prince Harry, in his recently published memoir “Spare,” recounts experiencing a chilling thought.

Despite the current estrangement between the two brothers, which has seen them residing on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean, there was a time when Prince William and Prince Harry shared an unbreakable bond. They stood steadfastly by each other’s side, navigating the profound grief of their mother, Princess Diana’s untimely demise, and subsequently reveling in joyous moments together.

One such cherished occasion was the aforementioned wedding ceremony, nearly 13 years ago, where Prince Harry dutifully supported his elder brother on his momentous day. He accompanied Prince William to the venerable Westminster Abbey and stood by his side at the altar as the radiant Kate Middleton, resplendent in her Alexander McQueen masterpiece, glided gracefully down the aisle.

In his controversial memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry recounts a chilling thought that crossed his mind as he arrived to witness his brother’s nuptials with his future sister-in-law. The book details the car journey from Clarence House to the venue on the momentous occasion, with Harry reflecting on the significance of Westminster Abbey, not only as the wedding location but also the site where his mother’s funeral had been held 14 years earlier in September 1997. Harry poignantly recalls his thoughts as the car approached the historic edifice.

He writes, “I peered out of the window: Westminster Abbey. As always, my stomach lurched. I thought: Nothing like getting married in the same place where you did your mum’s funeral. I shot a glance at Willy. Was he thinking the same thing?”

The dynamic between the brothers has since undergone a profound transformation. Prince William and Kate Middleton now have three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis – and are prominent figures within the monarchy. In contrast, Prince Harry resides in California with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, having sensationally stepped down from their roles as working royals.

The relationship between the royal brothers is reported to be strained following Prince Harry’s revelations about Prince William in his memoir, including an alleged physical altercation. However, according to the esteemed royal biographer Ingrid Seward, the siblings have historically maintained a distant rapport. In her assessment, shared on True Royalty TV’s The Royal Beat, she posited that the portrayal of their close friendship was an embellishment, as a significant rivalry had always existed between them.

Seward expressed skepticism about the prospect of a reconciliation in the near future, suggesting that a reunion might not occur until “many, many years” have passed, barring an unforeseen calamity that could potentially bring them together. The biographer’s candid remarks shed light on the complex dynamics within the royal family, challenging the perception of an unwavering bond between the brothers.