Robert Fellowes: Last News

Prince Harry reportedly stayed at Princess Diana's childhood home, Althorp House, during his recent secret visit to the UK.

mulling over a solo dash to home soil in previous weeks, went in full incognito mode last week as he attended his uncle’s funeral in the UK solo.During the blink-and-you-miss-it trip, which was kept under wraps, Harry stayed with his uncle Charles Spencer at Althorp House — the childhood home of his late mother, Princess Diana, People reports.Lord Robert Fellowes, who was married to Diana’s sister, Lady Jane Fellowes, and served for a time as the late Queen Elizabeth II’s private secretary, died of undisclosed causes on July 29. He was 82.He was honored at a memorial service on Aug.

came face-to-face for the first in 15 months when they attended the funeral of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, in England earlier this week. But the estranged brothers didn’t speak a word to each other, according to multiple other attendees. The continued stand-off shows that reconciliation is unlikely to happen in “the near future,” according to royal historian Hugo Vickers.

Estranged brothers Princes William and Harry came together on Thursday in a momentous meet, once again united in grief.The Royal siblings, who have been caught up in a public spat, both attended the funeral of their uncle Lord Robert Fellowes, who sadly passed away last month aged 82. Harry made a secret flight from the US to join William at the service at St Mary's Church in Snettisham, where they joined their Spencer relatives in paying their respects.This marks the first time they've been seen together since their father King Charles' Coronation last May - although on that occasion, they didn't sit together or appear to converse.

Prince Harry is said to have declined the offer to stay at a Royal residence during his trip to the UK earlier this year.The Duke of Sussex, 39, has made only a few trips back to Britain since stepping down from royal duties in 2020, for significant events such as his grandparents' funeral, the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, and the King's Coronation. In May, he was in London for the Invictus Games' 10th anniversary, and recently, he made a covert visit for his uncle's funeral. Harry attended the service for Lord Robert Fellowes, who was married to Princess Diana's sister, Lady Jane, and passed away at the age of 82 last month.The funeral took place in Norfolk on Thursday.

The already palpable tension between Prince Harry and his brother Prince William was evident at their uncle's wake on Thursday.The Duke of Sussex made the journey from the United States to the UK earlier this week to honour Lord Robert Fellowes, who was married to their late mother Diana, Princess of Wales' sister. Despite both princes being present at the memorial service held in Snettisham, Norfolk, reportedly not a word passed between them, even though they were in close proximity.

We still can’t get over the fact that Prince Harry and Prince William were in the same time zone again… let alone in the same building! But even as we continue to grapple with that fact about the estranged brothers, we’re learning more about the non-reunion this week. And as it turns out, it was WAY more awkward than anybody realized!

for the Invictus Games thanksgiving ceremony in May, but Prince William was otherwise engaged hosting the first Buckingham Palace garden party of the season, just 20 minutes down the Thames. For a moment, it seemed the brothers might make up when Prince Harry travels to New York in September, at the same time as William’s Earthshot Prize summit—but that was swiftly nipped in the bud after it was revealed that the Prince of Wales had no plans to fly Stateside.Now, however, we know that the Duke of Sussex made a secret trip to the UK, unbeknownst to press, for the funeral of Lord Fellowes, the brother-in-law of Princess Diana.

This is a rare occasion these days! Prince Harry and Prince William were in the same room earlier this week!

Prince Harry was reportedly snubbed by Prince William as he secretly flew out to the UK this week to attend his uncle Robert Fellowes' funeral.

King Charles’ coronation in May 2023. The Post confirmed that Harry did attend the service for the late Lord Robert Fellowes at St. Mary’s Church in the English town of Snettisham, located in the county of Norfolk, on Wednesday, August 28.

Prince William and Prince Harry both attended their uncle Lord Robert Fellowes‘ funeral in the United Kingdom on Wednesday (August 28), and sources who were there have spoken out about if they interacted.

The Royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry, temporarily put their differences aside this week as they attended their uncle's funeral together. Prince Harry made a secret trip back to the UK for the service of Lord Robert Fellowes on Wednesday 28 August.The 82 year old was married to the late Princess Diana's sister, Lady Jane, making him an uncle to both Prince William and Harry. He sadly passed away at the end of July, reports the Mirror.

Prince Harry and his brother Prince William have reunited following reports of a feud at a family funeral. The Duke of Sussex secretly flew into the UK for the service of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes on August 28.

Prince Harry would “want to be there to support” his family at the funeral of his uncle Robert Fellowes, though “it’s unlikely” that he will attend, a royal expert has claimed. Earlier this month it was revealed that Lord Robert Fellowes, who was Princess Diana's brother-in-law, had died at the age of 82. As the husband of Princess Diana’s sister Lady Jane, he was the uncle of Prince William and Harry.

Prince Harry's personal relationships have reportedly been hit hard by the Home Office's decision to downscale his security detail when in the UK. It's been reported that while Prince Harry's pals based in Britain are keen to see him more, the official stipulation to notify authorities 28 days ahead of visiting the country means he can mostly only make it back for significant celebrations or well-scheduled public engagements.

Estranged siblings Prince Harry and Prince William may be faced with an 'awkward' reunion at their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes' funeral, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond has speculated.

uncle Robert Fellowes’ funeral — but only “if it doesn’t cause too much drama,” his pal has revealed. The Duke of Sussex, 39, has reportedly been in contact with his aunt and his cousins, as well as his late mother Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, following his uncle’s death.Lord Fellowes, who was married to Diana’s sister, Lady Jane Fellowes, and served for a time as the late Queen Elizabeth II’s private secretary, died of undisclosed causes on July 29.

Estranged brothers Prince Harry and Prince William may experience an ‘awkward’ meeting at the funeral of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, according to former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond.The journalist and television presenter spoke exclusively to OK! following the death of Lord Fellowes, who served as private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II for nine years, and was married to Princess Diana’s sister Lady Jane Spencer for 46 years. Royal watchers expect that Harry will want to attend his uncle’s funeral, as he was close to the Fellowes family, with Jane asked to give a reading at Harry and Meghan’s wedding in 2018. However, Jennie believes his attendance may cause problems.

Royal fans are heartbroken after a beloved companion of the Queen's passed away. Lord Robert Fellowes was also Princess Diana's brother-in-law, having been married to her older sister – Lady Jane – for more than 40 years.This also made him an uncle to Prince William and Prince Harry. News of his death was announced yesterday, leaving behind three children, OK! previously reported.

Prince William and Harry’s uncle — has died at age 82.Lord Fellowes, who had served as the late Queen Elizabeth II’s private secretary and was the late Princess Diana’s brother-in-law, died of undisclosed causes on July 29.His funeral plans have yet not been revealed.The British courtier had a firm place within the royal fold, and was considered one of the late monarch’s most-trusted advisers during his tenure between 1990 and 1999.During that time, Fellowes advised the late Queen on the divorces of three of her children, as well as Diana’s death in 1997.Lord Fellowes was married to Diana’s sister, Lady Jane Fellowes, for 46 years. At their lavish wedding in 1978, the late Princess of Wales served as a bridesmaid.The couple went on to welcome three children Alexander Robert, 41, and Eleanor Ruth, 38, and Laura Jane, 44 — who is Princess Charlotte’s godmother.He rose up the ranks at Buckingham Palace to become deputy private secretary in 1986, before taking over the reins from Sir William Heseltine as private secretary four years later.Fellowes left his post as private secretary to Her Late Majesty in Feb.