Harry and William smother rumors of quarrels with a subtle gesture during a polo match

Prince Harry and Prince William seemed to have ended today the rumors of a feud with a subtle gesture, despite their confrontation over a polo match.

The two Dukes traveled to opposite sides of the field during the sporting event to raise funds for various charities in memory of the owner of the city of Leicester, Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who died in a helicopter crash in October.

And that's William, 37, who triumphed on the pitch, his team recording a close win 7-6.

Harry, 34, seemed to be defeated with grace and smiled at his older brother before hugging him, gently placing him on the back as they posed for pictures during the award ceremony.

William chose not to reflect this gesture and kept his arms firmly behind his back. But this will no doubt be perceived as a sweet sign of Harry's affection.

The joint commitment of the duo follows a break between the couple and their wives, Duchesses Kate and Meghan.

The teams were playing at the Billingbear Polo Club and their families were there to watch and cheer them on in the bright sun.

But the problems were resolved today and for Archie baby's baptism this weekend, the "four fabulous" gathered to mark the occasion at Windsor Castle.

The family meets a few weeks after the Duke and Duchess of Susbad confirmed their departure from the Royal Foundation to create their own charity.

William and Kate will remain with the original charity, which will be renamed Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

William and Harry created the Royal Foundation in 2009, Kate joining it two years later.

The foundation said the measure was taken to "better align" couples' charitable activities.

This decision, however, sparked speculation about a new fracture between the royal youth after a turbulent year.

Meanwhile, Kate and Meghan were shocked with laughter as little Prince Louis, the child, wore his mother's sunglbades and tugged at Meghan as she held baby Archie.

Meghan, 37, kissed the tot on her head during her first public appearance while the new mom was seduced by Lisa Marie Fernandez's loose Rosetta dress.

Kate, 37, also looked elegant in a fluid pink dress L.K. Bennett, along with his Castaner counterparts and a red Mulberry bag, watched her excited little ones.

Louis was seen dragging his mother while he stumbled in the grbad before being swept into his arms to signal to his father.

Playful, the five-year-old Prince George, also entertained his sister, Princess Charlotte, four years old. He could be seen picking up a polo mallet.

And later, perhaps encouraged by the success of our heroic Lioness football team, Charlotte ran around the fields to kick football while her brother George was having fun climbing into the family car. Audi.

A royal source said, "The two families were in a good mood and seemed really good.

"The kids were not paying too much attention to polo but seemed to be having fun all afternoon."