A few months ago, royal expert Christopher Andersen revealed on Fox News that Kate Middleton would be very happy if her husband, Prince William, and her brother-in-law, Prince Harry, “kissed and reconciled,” but now things seem to have changed.
At that time, the specialist firmly maintained that for the Princess of Wales, the reunion between the brothers would represent "one less cloud hanging over the Royal Family." Let's remember that since Harry made the decision to step back from his royal duties and move to the United States with his wife, his relationship with his brother, William, has deteriorated and they have not spoken for years.
Andersen continued in his statements: "Kate was very close to Harry, that'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." However, the expert made it clear that the princess "completely understands" why William has not healed the rift and is still angry with his brother.
What is Kate Middleton's new attitude towards the distancing between Princes William and Harry?
According to the new statements from Jennie Bond, former royal correspondent for the BBC, Kate Middleton "has given up" in her attempt to reconcile Lady Di's children: "She has too many things on her agenda to worry about trying to convince a distant brother," the expert points out. "She is focused on her husband, her children, and on regaining strength to gradually return to work," she added.
It was also reported that cancer was a reason for strengthening Middleton's relationship with the heir to the British throne, something that Kate would not be willing to reverse in order to insist on the reconciliation of the brothers.
“She tried to act as a peacemaker for a while to bridge the gap between the two, but she can't be constantly behind it. In the end, her loyalty and heart belong to your husband, and I don't think Middleton is putting any pressure on William to reach out to Harry unless he decides that's what he wants. And that seems highly unlikely in the near future,” reflected the journalist.