Prince Harry hugs Princess Diana's siblings in gone viral video

Prince Harry received support from Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer and sister Lady Jane Fellows at a service in London to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

In a viral video from the Invictus Games celebrations, Harry gave his uncle and aunt a warm hug, while his father, King Charles III, was reportedly too busy to attend.

Instead, King Charles III, who was suffering from cancer, organized a at the same time a garden party. The two events were less than three miles apart, but the gap between father and son couldn't be greater.

Recently, Harry's spokesperson said in a statement to Page Six: “In response to the many inquiries and ongoing speculation as to whether or not the Duke will be meeting his father during his stay in the UK this week, unfortunately this will not be possible due to His Majesty .” Full program.”

The spokesman added: “The Duke of course understands his father's busy schedule with his commitments and various other priorities and hopes to see him again soon.”

People later reported that Prince William and Kate Middleton were also invited.

DailyMail.com's Charlie Lankston told Extra's Billy Bush that Princess Diana would be “devastated” by the deepening rift between the Spencers and the Windsors.

“I really think she would be devastated,” Lankston said. “It was never a secret that there was tension between the Windsors and the Spencers, even when Diana and Charles were married. So I don't think she would necessarily be surprised by that. I think that she would be overjoyed to see that Harry is still so close with her siblings, but the fact that this kind of rift between Harry and his family has reached such an extreme extent that she doesn't could endure.”

Billy suggested that if Harry had brought his wife and children with him, King Charles might have made a point of seeing them.