Princes William and Harry prepare to part – The New Indian Express

By PTI

LONDON: The British princes William and Harry, renowned for being very close, are preparing to part ways in search of a more independent path of one's own. Other in regards to their charity work and their royal duties

The courtiers hope that a formal separation of their staff will also help to ease the recently reported tensions between the brothers and their wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, according to The Sunday Times.

The princes, grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth II, are supposed to create separate "courts" before the birth of Prince Harry's first child, scheduled for April or May.

Until now, they operated through what was known as a common royal house, but they will now stand out more.

The brothers will operate through separate staff and communication teams, which would enable them to seek a more independent path from each other in their charitable work and royal duties. [19659003] The division of their common home after 10 years reflects their increasingly different responsibilities, William being about to take on additional responsibilities as future king after Father Charles.

Harry and his pregnant wife Meghan the Duke and the Duchess of Susbad will soon be moving from Kensington Palace to Frogmore Cottage, in the Queen & Windsor area. However, their new office and staff should remain at Kensington Palace.

"William and Harry are working to ensure that the Susbad have an office that can support their family when they move to Frogmore this spring." Since the wedding of the year last (of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle), "said a royal source.

The main division of William, 36, and Harry, 34, will belong to their communication teams.

"There is a gap in the style and approach of the type of work that William and Kate will do more and more as future heads of state and consort, and Harry and Meghan, who have more than a blank canvas with their roles, "said another royal source.

Prince Charles, who finances the household and official work of his sons with his income from the Duchy of Cornwall, would have insisted that the division be "cost neutral".

The brothers and their wives will continue to work. together on their charitable royal foundation, Heads Together, which supports mental health, veterans, conservation and vulnerable youth.