The royal family may unite after the death of Queen Elizabeth

The death of Queen Elizabeth II may help start a reconciliation between Prince Harry, his wife Meghan Markle and the rest of the royal family. Prince Harry and Meghan relocated to the United States after alleged squabbles and rifts in the family.

The couple, who rarely visit Britain, were seen together at Windsor Castle on Saturday with other members of the royal family, Prince Harry's brother William and his wife Kat, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. This was their first joint public appearance since relocating to the US in early 2020.

On this occasion, all were seen in black clothes. The public showered flowers on everyone before well-wishers greeted them as separate pairs and they all seemed to move towards them. However, in the meantime, the members of the royal family did not allow anything to be revealed about the status of their relationship.

Britain's royal journalists said that William, the heir to the throne, had proposed an "olive branch" to his younger brother, angering him to abandon royal duties and criticizing the family.It was a different story until two days ago, as 37-year-old Harry was seen arriving alone in a vehicle in a tearful hall to the Balmoral Estate, where Queen Elizabeth II had died.