Prince William and his younger brother, Prince Harry, are allegedly sharing an estranged relationship due to recent controversies. But things might soon change for good, at least for some time. The warring brothers might reunite very soon for a noble cause, thanks to their longtime friend Hugh Grosvenor.
According to sources, the Duke of Westminster is considering naming both brothers as godfathers to his first child, a daughter, Cosima.
Prince Harry and Prince William’s friend considering naming them ‘joint godfathers,’ says source
Prince Harry and Prince William might not be eye-to-eye for now. However, if sources are to be believed, the brothers might reunite soon, although for a brief time. This will be possible due to their school friend, Hugh Grosvenor.
According to tipsters, the Duke of Westminster is “seriously considering” asking both brothers to be godfathers to his July-born daughter, Cosima.
“The idea of naming them joint godfathers has come up more than once. He thinks it could be a small step toward healing things,” a royal insider claimed to RadarOnline.com.
With this move, Grosvenor hopes to see both brothers “in the same room again – ideally on good terms.”
Despite all the politics, the 33-year-old duke has so far managed to share a close bond with “both William and Harry.” He is even the godfather to William’s and Harry’s sons, Prince George and Archie, respectively.
Although the date of Cosima’s christening is yet to be decided, it might take place in the autumn. The ceremony will take place at a private chapel at the family’s Eaton Hall estate in Cheshire. And if Grosvenor’s plan works out, “it would send a powerful message that reconciliation is possible. The Duke has always been discreet, but he’s quietly optimistic that a shared role could help bridge the divide,” added the palace insider.
