Princess Diana

Meanwhile, Buckingham Palace was also "unaccustomed to having a superstar in its midst."

"September is a date pencilled in for a more extensive celebration of the statue, and Harry will want to return."

The statue was based on the final period of Diana's life as "she gained confidence in her role as an ambassador for humanitarian causes."

Instead of the royal family, members from the Spencer family were invited to attend the unveiling.

William took on the role of elder brother and appeared "thoughtful and in control" while Harry looked "more nervous."

Brothers Prince Harry and William unveiled a statue of their mother in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace on July 1.

It comes weeks after Kate told reporters that she hasn't yet had a video call with her newborn niece Lili.

The new development comes just before they are due to jointly unveil their mother Princess Diana's statue at Kensington Palace.

"It is important that I am there. I am the founding member of the Diana Circle UK."

Meanwhile, a royal expert claimed that Harry is willing to admit his mistakes, but Meghan and William are unwilling to budge.

Ingrid Seward claimed she cannot see the Duchess of Sussex "standing back and taking advice from Diana."

Diana's marriage to Prince Charles was a tumultuous one and ended in divorce, but the late royal used to dream about marrying him in her younger days.

The Diana Award honors young persons aged 9-25 who work to improve the lives of others with their social action or humanitarian work.

The Prince of Wales will not attend the event as it could be emotionally "terribly difficult."

Royal biographer Andrew Morton said The Princess of Wales would have been working with Prince Charles to reconcile William and Harry.

A network of "devoted friends and a few family members are working seriously" to broker peace between the warring brothers.

Mutual friends of the brothers say neither of them are willing to offer each other an "olive branch" ahead of their reunion.

The Princess of Wales was paranoid that someone would purposely interfere with the publication of "Diana: Her True Story".

Royal experts believe Queen Elizabeth II is the one member of the royal family who can help her grandsons in resolving their differences.

"Bringing Archie back would be an olive branch of some sort."

The police interviewed him at St. James's Palace as a witness in 2005, as a witness in "Operation Paget."

"The cottage is now literally split into two, meaning Harry can isolate in one half of the house."

The Duke of Sussex doesn't want to leave the coverage of the statue unveiling to the official "Royal Rota" of journalists.

"There are many, many special details and love that went into this book," the Duchess of Sussex said of "The Bench."

Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales used to worry over whether she was a "good mother" to her sons.

The British journalist is excited to meet Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter.

Meghan was never planning to travel to UK and leave her children behind in California.

A report says it was hard for Harry to attend his grandfather's funeral alone and Meghan doesn't want that to happen again.

Spencer also recounted the story of Diana's birth that their father used to tell him

Diana had her "eye on a property" in Malibu as she thought the freedom to be outdoors would be really great for her sons William and Harry.