Multiple reports say Prince Harry and Prince William are being considered for a joint attendance at a tribute event marking the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death. The event is described as a commemoration of Diana’s legacy, held three decades after she died in Paris. According to the reports, the memorial is planned around the location associated with her death—a Paris underpass—where Diana is widely commemorated. The initiative is reportedly being masterminded by The Diana Award, a charity established in Princess Diana’s honour. The coverage frames the attendance question around whether the two brothers would set aside personal tensions to appear together for the anniversary. However, the reports provided here do not confirm that both brothers will attend, only that a coordinated tribute is being prepared and that their potential participation is under discussion. The event is intended to pay tribute to Diana’s life and work as part of the 30-year anniversary observance.