Prince William's text brought Harry and Meghan together and 'sparked royal ceasefire'

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Princes William and Harry have been at odds for years, but they shocked fans with a brief truce nearly two years ago. The feuding brothers and their wives put on a united front for the public.The Prince and Princess of Wales were notably accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to view floral tributes and greet the public who had gathered to honour Queen Elizabeth after her passing.Numerous speculations about the unexpected public appearance circulated at the time, but it was later revealed that Prince William had sent a last-minute text to Prince Harry inviting him and Meghan to join him and Kate on the Long Walk in Windsor, reports the Mirror.This marked the first public reunion of the two couples - formerly known as the 'Fab Four' - since the Sussexes stepped down from their senior Royal duties and moved to the US.During the poignant 40-minute walkabout, the Prince and Princess of Wales, alongside Harry and Meghan, were seen engaging with the public, accepting flowers and gifts including Paddington Bear toys.

Both couples, clad in sombre black attire, appeared somewhat apprehensive as they arrived in a single vehicle, but soon spent close to an hour mingling with the crowd outside Windsor Castle.Initially, William and Kate intended to view the tributes alone; however, it's reported by the Daily Mail that William extended an impromptu invite to Meghan and Harry via text.A source informed the publication: "It happened very quickly remarkable really considering they didn't see each other in Scotland."The paper highlighted that it was William's initiative to extend the gesture for the joint appearance, debunking the notion that it was at King Charles III's behest. Join the Daily Record' s WhatsApp