PRINCE William and Harry will walk together behind the Queen's coffin tomorrow as she heads to Westminster.<br /><br />The brothers are set to show another "show of unity" as they mourn the late Monarch, while their wives Meghan and Kate will follow in a car.<br /><br />King Charles will lead the sad procession on foot from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster at 2:22 p.m.<br /><br />He will be joined by his three royal brothers, as well as Peter Phillips, Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, Prince Richard and the Earl of Snowdon.<br /><br />Meghan, Kate, Sophie Wessex and Queen Camilla will travel by car, arriving at Westminster Hall at 3 p.m.<br /><br />Harry, 37, and Wills, 40, will appear together again as they bond over the loss of their grandmother.<br /><br />They were separated by cousin Peter Phillips while following Prince Philip's procession at his funeral 17 months ago, during the height of their feud.<br /><br />But apparently the brothers have reconnected and are expected to get back together at the Queen's funeral on Monday.<br /><br />Meghan and Harry joined the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace to receive Her Majesty's coffin on Tuesday night.<br /><br />The Princess Royal said it has been "an honor and a privilege" to accompany the Queen on her final journey today.<br /><br />The RAF C17 aircraft landed at RAF Northolt in north-west London shortly before 7pm.<br /><br />The queen's coffin was carried to the palace in a state hearse, accompanied by Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Tim, to rest in the bow room.<br /><br />Harry and Wills' reconciliation at the royal residence marks another sign of hope for their rocky relationship.<br /><br />The Prince of Wales sent a spectacular invitation to his brother and his wife to visit the flowers laid for the Queen outside Windsor Castle with Kate.<br /><br />A source exclusively told The Sun that the pair are now "able to co-exist" as their icy relationship "isn't that intense".<br /><br />They last met for the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue at Kensington Palace last summer, but did not meet when the Sussexes returned for the Platinum Jubilee earlier this year.<br /><br />Harry took another hit after being told that he cannot wear military garb while he is mourning the Queen.
