Kate, Princess of Wales, and Prince William are not scheduled to meet with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their visit to the US this week, according to news reports.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will depart for Boston, Massachusetts, on Wednesday.
Prince Harry and Meghan, who relocated to the US after quitting royal duties in 2020, will be a few hours away in New York at the time.
The couple have criticized the Royal Family heavily in the US media, and relations are still thought to be frosty between the two brothers despite joint engagements following the death of their grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.
The Daily Mail, citing “multiple sources”, has claimed that despite the much-shortened geographical distance between the two couples, there are “no plans” in place for a stateside reunion.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, although California residents, are making the trip to the Big Apple to be honoured in a glitzy ceremony on December 6.
It was announced earlier this month they would be the recipients of the Robert F. Kennedy Foundation’s Ripple of Hope award, reserved for “exemplary leaders”.
Former recipients include a host of former presidents, and will this year recognise the work of Ukrainian leader, Volodymyr Zelensky.
The late RFK’s daughter, and the niece of former US president John F. Kennedy, Kerry Kennedy, said the Duke and Duchess had been “heroic” in their efforts to stand up to “structural racism within the institution” of the monarchy.
The organization’s president told Spanish Outlet El Confidencial: “They went to the oldest institution in UK history and told them what they were doing wrong, that they couldn’t have structural racism within the institution; that they could not maintain a misunderstanding about mental health.”
