William, Harry seen together in royal procession
Prince William and Prince Harry were seen together for the first time in over one year as they joined the royal procession. Standing between the brothers was Peter Phillips, Princess Anne’s son.
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The last time the Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex were seen together was March 2020 at the Commonwealth Day Service.
Prince Charles, the heir to the throne and Philip's oldest child, also walked in the procession ahead of his sons, along with Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.
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Queen Elizabeth II, traveling by car, joined the back of the procession as she mourns her husband of 73 years on a very public stage.
Joining the Queen in the car was Lady in Waiting, Lady Susan Hussey.
The procession follows Prince Philip's coffin, which was placed onto a Land Rover designed by Philip himself.
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It was repainted in military green at his request and he designed the open-top for his coffin, BBC News reported.