Hugh Grosvenor, aka the Duke of Westminster, has managed to stay close friends with both Prince William and Prince Harry amid their years-long never-ending feud, and now he's trying to decide which of the royal brothers to make his baby's godfather. And he might choose them both? Which could potentially make the christening all kinds of awkward.

The Sunday Times reports that Hugh is "still considering" whether to ask Prince Harry amid "ongoing tensions" with Prince William—who is definitely going to be named godfather.

Note: Hugh (who is a billionaire, just in case you were wondering) is King Charles' godson, and is godfather himself to both Prince Harry and Prince William's kids. Specifically, he's the godfather of William's son Prince George and Harry's son Prince Archie.

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If Hugh's name sounds familiar, that might be because there was also drama surrounding his wedding. Apparently, Hugh wanted Prince William and Meghan Markle to attend, but ultimately didn't invite them because of the situation with Prince William. Sources close to the Sussexes said they did receive a save the date, but didn't attend due to it being too awkward.

"It’s incredibly sad it has come to this. Hugh is one of very few close friends of William and Harry’s who has maintained strong bonds and a line of communication with both," another friend told The Sunday Times. He wishes they could put their heads together and patch things up, but realises it’s unlikely to happen before the wedding.He wanted to avoid anything overshadowing the day, especially for Olivia, and doesn’t want any awkwardness."