The Duchess of Cambridge asked Harry to extend an “olive branch” to William, Mirror Online reported. The brothers are barely talking to each other, reports have suggested. Kate’s advice led to Harry and Meghan inviting the Cambridges to Frogmore House in Windsor after Easter Sunday’s church service.

The two couples reportedly had tea and chatted for about half an hour.

A palace source told Mirror Online: “The Duchess and Harry have developed a very close bond over the years.

“Kate is acutely aware of the importance of William and Harry getting along, not just because of perception but their collective responsibility to the monarchy as a whole.

“Harry has acted as counsel to his brother throughout William and Kate’s more turbulent years, and the three of them had gone on to form the most tremendous partnership.”

Palace Insiders claimed the brothers had a “disastrous row that could not be defused”.

Another source added: “While William is being prepared to become King one day, Harry is forging his own path which before meeting his wife Meghan had been severely lacking.”

The latest claim comes after royal watchers believed the brothers avoided each other at the Easter Sunday service on the Queen’s birthday.

However, at the Anzac Day commemorations, Harry and Kate looked comfortable together as they chatted and smiled.

Meghan and Harry have reportedly been offered a role in Africa working on behalf of the Commonwealth.

The couple would promote the UK and work with charities, according to The Sunday Times.

The new role would give Meghan and Harry the opportunity to enjoy a break from alleged divisions between the two royal couples while also allowing them to use their global appeal and popularity.

The job could also see the couple leave the UK for two to three years although “discussions are at an early stage”.

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