Prince Harry and Prince William were again reunited for the unveiling of the Princess Diana statue in Kensington Palace on Thursday this week. However, due to the brief nature of the outing, it was not clear how much headway the brothers made on repairing their strained relationship. Royal expert Angela Levin, who spoke on GB News, insisted Harry's wife, Meghan Markle didn't want the brothers to repair their relationship because she was firmly "anti-royal."

       Ms Levin also claimed that Prince Harry did not want to do the work needed to repair the feud.

       She highlighted that the Duke was in and out of the ceremony quickly so wouldn't have had much time for reconciliation with Prince William.

       Ms Levin said: "I felt that Harry came 10 minutes before the ceremony before so he couldn't really have a proper chat with William.

       "He left a quarter of an hour later, he only had a quick word with his aunts, Diana's two sisters and her brother and then he was off.

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       "I thought it was too rushed, Harry couldn't wait to get away.

       "That is one of the reasons I think it won't help them rebond.

       "Harry is not prepared to, he doesn't want to."

       The royal expert added that Meghan Markle also doesn't want the pair to repair their relationship.

       Ms Levin said: "Most important of all, Meghan Markle doesn't want Harry and William to rebond.

       "She is the person who he really has to please, it is understandable as a husband.

       "But Meghan is firmly anti-royal."

       Ms Levin also accused Prince Harry of putting on a "phoney" attitude during the ceremony.

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       While speaking on TalkRadio earlier in the week, Ms Levin said: "I thought Prince Harry was putting on a huge phoney face actually.

       "He came out looking like a 'dude', not a Prince.

       "They were all making points, he arrived only ten minutes before the unveiling and all that smiling and laughter, I bet he was taught that by somebody else, we don't have to mention the name."