Zara Tindall plays peacemaker to reunite Prince William, Harry for mother's statue: Report

Zara Tindall, daughter of Princess Anne and first cousin of Prince Harry and William has now stepped in Royal drama. According to Sun, she along with her husband Mike Tindall “have been playing peacemakers” between two brors over past year. Friction between Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge has grown over past few years and was blatantly visible during former’s one-on-one with Oprah Winfrey. 

However, despite ir differences, brors have come toger to approve design of a statue of ir late mor-Prince Diana. As per a report by Express.UK, statue is sculpted by Ian Rank-Broley and is set to be unveiled on July 1. statue was announced on 20th anniversary of death of Princess of Wales.

“ statue will be installed in Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace on 1st July 2021, marking Princess’s 60th birthday. Princes hope that statue will help all those who visit Kensington Palace to reflect on ir mor’s life and her legacy,” Kensington Palace said in a statement. 

Drift between Harry and William

Drift between Prince Harry and Prince William h occasionally come into public eye. However, rumours about ir tumultuous relationship concreted during Prince Harry’s controversial interview with Oprah,  wherein he asserted that his bond with William was “space.” A few days ago, US Weekly sources revealed that Duke of Cambridge is ‘struggling to hold back' and is willing to share his own side of story. insider of Queen Elizabeth II’s family told publication that monarch is “insisting that royals handle matter privately” and that she “thinks that retaliating will only d fuel to fire and make situation worse.”

record breaking interview that aired on March 8 revealed real dynamics of British crown. During two hours long conflab,  Harry's wife Meghan Markle revealed her suicidal thoughts while pregnant with son Archie, her depression and or shocking experiences.  interview triggered many after effects and created a stir worldwide. 

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