The Queen sat and mourned alone, a tearful Prince Charles walked behind the coffin and Princes William and Harry were finally reunited during a solemn farewell to Prince Philip.
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Prince Harry is understood to still be in the UK, with British media reporting he is staying for the Queen's upcoming birthday.
The Duke of Sussex was initially said to be flying home yesterday to be with his pregnant wife, Meghan Markle, after attending his grandfather's funeral in London onSaturday.
But after two hours of peace talks with his brother, Prince William, and their father, Prince Charles, just after Prince Philip's funeral, Harry will stay and spend more time with his family, it's claimed.
UK newspaper Metro reports he booked an open flight to the US, allowing him the flexibility to return to California when he decides.
The Queen turns 95 on Wednesday, and is expected to hold an intimate celebration at Windsor Castle.
While the monarch's birthday is normally a pompous celebration with various events from April to June, the Covid-19 pandemic last year meant she spent it only with Philip, in line with social distancing rules.
This year, she is expected to be joined by other members of the royal family as they navigate the period of grief.
This Friday also marks the birthday of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's third child, Prince Louis, who will turn 3.
Markle, who is expecting the couple's second child – a daughter – in coming months, was advised by doctors not to accompany her husband to the UK.
Prince Harry will reportedly stay in Britain to celebrate his grandmother's birthday. Photo / Getty Images
The Duchess of Sussex paid her respects by penning a handwritten note to Philip which was placed alongside a floral wreath presented in honour of the Royal Marines.
Seeing each other for the first time since Harry and Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey last month, William and Harry were seen chatting during the televised funeral, and then spent up to two hours together behind closed doors with Charles.
Harry agreed to join William for the unveiling of Princess Diana's memorial statue at Kensington Palace on July 1, on what would have been her 60th birthday.
The brothers mingled with family members on the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle, sparking hopes that the steps to healing their rift had been made.
