Once known for fabulously carrying the beauty, brains, and brotherly bond with effortless ease in the royal family, Prince Harry and Prince William have now become each other’s arch-nemesis. But despite the bloodbath of allegations that has ensued, every time that the two cross paths, fans cannot help but become hopeful of their reunion.

After a series of cold encounters during the coronation of King Charles, Prince Harry, and Prince William are set to cross paths again in the faraway land of Singapore. As hopes of a reunion are once again on high, royal expert Nick Bullenis not willing to give the two brothers the benefit of the doubt once again.

Royal expert debunks rumors of a Prince Harry and Prince William reunion in Singapore

The Duke of Sussex is headed to a fundraiser polo event in Singapore for the first time in a while alongside his close friend, Nacho Figueras. Prince William is also set to attend the Earthshot Prize Awards ceremony, which is also being held in Singapore. This is the second time in recent months since the royal brothers have had to face each other since a very public falloff. Therefore, diminishing any hope of a rekindling, Nick Bullen told Fox News that he is sure their respective teams are burning the midnight oil to make sure there is “no crossover” between the two.

Bullen’s claims stem from the fact that both events in Singapore are carefully choreographed. And if Prince Harry and Prince William can avoid each other in the same room, a country is no challenge.

This is their first reunion since Prince William bet him on his own home turf with an overwhelming popularity rating. But while Bullen has presented some great points, the miracles of what one vacation can do is notoriously popular.

Can Singapore end the battle of the royal siblings?

There is a reason why crucial events such as the Sentebale ISPS Handa Polo Cup and Earthsot Prize Award are held in Singapore. The country is known for being a depiction of the best of nature with its lush green gardens. For Prince Harry and Prince William, who are accustomed to crowded cities, this will serve as a great break. But is the Garden City really enough to end Prince Harry and Prince William’s almost half a decade-long rivalry?

It is likely that the two princes will not cross paths with each other. But if they do, perhaps the absence of Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and King Charles, the three other major players in the feud can give the brothers a chance to reflect and reconcile. If not, then we are in for the fiercest phases of their silent battle.

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