GMB: Richard Gaisford discusses royal brothers reuniting
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Reporting via video from Windsor Richard said: "It seems they both made very discreet entrances, not together, sitting at the back of the church.
"[They were] not seen talking to each other but were certainly both there for the service. Normally you would expect Royal photographers to be out en masse for an event like this, [but] no pictures of the two of them emerging after the service either."
Lord Fellowes was the brother-in-law of the princes' mother Diana, Princess of Wales and the funeral took place at St Mary's Church in Norfolk.
The peer died aged 82 on July 29. He was a key figure in the Royal Family, not just for being related to the royal brothers through his marriage to Lady Jane Spencer but also because he worked as a press secretary to the late Queen Elizabeth II for 13 years. He had first joined the Royal Household in 1977.
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