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Prince Harry has returned to Britain partly to 'make his own film about his mother', claims RICHARD KAY on latest Palace Confidential

The Daily Mail's Senior Editor-at-Large predicted the anniversary will drag Diana's legacy back into focus and place fresh strain on William and Harry's already fractured relationship.

Published Sep 4, 2026 · 9:00 AMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online9 reads
Prince Harry has returned to Britain partly to 'make his own film about his mother', claims RICHARD KAY on latest Palace Confidential
The Daily Mail's Senior Editor-at-Large predicted the anniversary will drag Diana's legacy back into focus and place fresh strain on William and Harry's already fractured relationship.
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