Harry and William 'strain' over major royal event that poses difficult dilemma for Firm

EXCLUSIVE: Harry and William 'strain' over major royal event that poses difficult dilemma for FirmA royal wedding is on the horizon, and while the event will be a happy occasion for the Royal Family, the rift between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex could prove to be a problemNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor and Charlotte Foster Royal Reporter11:00, 06 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesPrince William and Prince Harry may not get an invite to their cousin's wedding due to their rift(Image: Martin Meissner/AP/REX/Shutterstock)A royal wedding is just around the corner, as Princess Anne’s son Peter Phillips revealed the date for his nuptials with NHS nurse Harriet Sperling. Earlier this week, Peter announced that their summer wedding will take place on Saturday, June 6 in a private ceremony at All Saints Church, Kemble in Cirencester.‌The couple say that the King and Queen as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales have also been informed of the announcement and that further details will be announced in due course. And while a royal wedding is a joyous occasion, a royal expert believes Prince Harry and Prince William ’s rift could be a problem.‌READ MORE: Should Prince Harry be invited to Sandringham this summer? Take our poll and have your sayREAD MORE: King's nephew Peter Phillips 'needed to get special permission' to marry NHS nurseView 4 ImagesPeter Phillips with wife-to-be Harriet Sperling(Image: PA)‌Peter and Harriet have been together since the spring of 2024, with the NHS nurse, who is also a single mother to a teenage daughter from a previous relationship, showing up for royal events over the last year. Just yesterday, they joined the rest of the Royal Family for annual Easter Sunday celebrations, along with Harriet's teenage daughter Georgina.According to former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond, the wedding of Peter and Harriet will be a welcome change from the current turmoil for the Royal Family. She told the Mirror...