Kate Middleton and Prince Harry are dispelling rumors of any feud following the Kensington Palace split. Arriving together at Westminster Abbey, Kate looked elated to be spending time with her brother-in-law, making it clear that there’s no bad blood between them at all.
The royals attended an Anzac Day service, with Anzac standing for the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps. The important day commemorates Australians and New Zealanders “who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations,” as well as “the contribution and suffering of all those who have served,” per the Australian War Memorial website.
As Rebecca English and Mark Duell write for the Daily Mail, “Harry’s last-minute addition to the royal line-up indicates the American former actress is showing no signs so far of giving birth soon, with the duke able to leave his wife to attend the hour-long memorial in central London.”
For the occasion, Kate wore a teal Catherine Walker coat, per the Express. She accessorized the look with an Emmy London clutch bag and a matching pair of shoes by the brand. She wore jewelry by Kiki McDonough.
Harry and Kate’s joint appearance comes after their sweet interaction at the royal family’s Easter Sunday church service. While some reports claimed that Harry hadn’t spoken to William and Kate at the service, photos soon disproved that. Prior to entering St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, Harry could be seen leaning over to talk to Kate and William, with his sister-in-law laughing at whatever he’d just said.
