Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be discreetly working together on a plan to mend their strained ties with the royal family.

Dubbed ‘Project Thaw,’ the initiative reportedly marks the couple’s attempts to soften public opinion in Britain as well as rebuild family relationships that have been frosty since the two stepped down from their royal duties in 2020.

The term was first revealed by journalist Richard Eden, who suggests an intentional move to ‘melt hostility’ and signal that reconciliation may no longer be impossible.

For generations, a well-timed bow or curtsy has been the currency of respect in royal circles, a gesture that symbolized centuries of hierarchy.

But Prince William, it seems, is ready to retire the ritual.

As next in line to the throne, he reportedly wants to move away from this kind of ingrained formality, viewing it as not in line with his vision for a modern and relatable monarchy.

Royal expert Ingrid Seward claims William hates unnecessary stiffness.

When Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank exchanged vows on October 12, 2018, at Windsor Castle, a slew of celebrity guests gathered to celebrate the happy couple.

While the ceremony showcased the royal family’s signature pomp and pageantry, photos from the event revealed another peculiar detail.

As Eugenie and Brooksbank sat, a front row seat was noticeably left empty.

The reason behind this oddity was a royal protocol influenced by the late Queen Elizabeth's seating preferences.

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