It was at the end of last August when royal expert Christopher Andersen came out to assure Fox News that Kate Middleton would be very happy if her husband, prince williamand his brother-in-law, Prince Harryi “will kiss and make up.”
At that time, the specialist firmly maintained the position that For Catherine, the reunion between the brothers would represent “one less cloud hanging over the Royal family”.
Andersen continued in his statements: “Kate was very close to Harry, it’s true. They had a special bond. They shared the same sense of humor and laughed at the same jokes. “Harry used to say that Kate was the sister he never had.” Although well, the expert made it clear that the princess “fully understand” why William hasn’t healed the crack and he is still angry with his brother.
In turn, Andersen went so far as to state that Middleton was not “willing to pressure” her husband to resume her relationship with her brothereven less so taking into account that his priority was always to overcome his own fight against cancer and help King Charles III overcome his illness.
Now, updating all those statements, another real expert came out to give A new report on Kate’s position regarding the fight between her husband and the Duke of Sussex.
What does Kate Middleton think now of the rift between Princes William and Harry?
According to new statements from Jennie Bond, former royal correspondent of the “
BBC, Kate Middleton “has given up for sale” in her attempt to reconcile Lady Di’s children. “He has too many things on his agenda to worry about trying to convince an estranged brother,” the expert points out. “She is focused on her husbandtheir children and to regain strength to gradually return to work,” he added.
Likewise, he analyzed the fact that Cancer was a reason to strengthen Middleton’s relationship with the heirsomething that Kate would not be willing to reverse in order to insist on the brothers’ reconciliation.
“She tried to play peacemaker for a while to close the gap between the two but she can’t be behind all the time anymore. Ultimately her loyalty and her heart belong to your husband, and I don’t think Middleton will put any pressure on William to build a bridge to Harry unless he decides that’s what he wants. And that seems totally unlikely in the near future,” the journalist reflected.
