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Princes William and Harry are healing their feud with weekly online messages and face-to-face chats ahead of their Queen’s Jubilee meeting, Daily Mirror reports.

The previously warring pair are now said to be back to some form of normality after William made the first move to heal the family rift before next weekend’s celebrations.

The brothers have been messaging each other every few days on WhatsApp – and are also having regular FaceTime calls with their respective children.

But wives Meghan and Kate, both 40, have so far held back from onscreen contact, giving their husbands time to fix their relationship one-to-one.

A source said William, 39, had been disappointed about the abrupt way the Duke and Duchess of Sussex left the royal family and moved to California – but that he has now moved on.

And Harry, 37, who is expected to fly to the UK tomorrow night with his wife and children, is now looking forward to seeing the rest of his family and celebrating his grandmother’s Platinum Jubilee.

A source said: “The brothers needed time for everything to settle down. The family, including William, had been disappointed in the way Harry and Meghan chose to leave the royal family.

But now there is a strong feeling that what happened is in the past and that they have moved on.