Prince Harry reportedly plans to reconcile with the Royal Family, and the first person he is targeting is not his brother, Prince William, but his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton. Harry and William have reportedly had a strained relationship since the former stepped down from royal duties. Moreover, their rift was allegedly fueled by Harry’s statements in the interview with Oprah Winfrey and his memoir, Spare.
Sources say Prince Harry is planning to contact Kate Middleton amid royal reconciliation
According to a recent report by Closer, Prince Harry is planning to connect with Kate Middleton first to kick off his royal reconciliation plan. A source said this is because Harry thinks Middleton is more reasonable than his brother, Prince William.
Since Harry’s return to the UK, many have been speculating that a reunion between the brothers might happen soon. Although it’s been a little while since Harry and his family moved back to the country, William has not yet made a public reaction to their move. Given his years-long rift with his brother, Harry is reportedly looking to contact Middleton first. The insider told the outlet, “With everything that is going on, Harry feels he needs to have some sort of dialogue with his brother’s camp, and since William won’t speak to him, it just makes sense to go to Kate.”
The source stated that Middleton is known as the “gatekeeper to so many things.” Accordingly, the source further claimed that if Harry and Meghan Markle want to communicate with King Charles, they see Middleton as “the most straightforward path.”
According to the source, Harry also feels bad about putting Middleton “in the middle.” The source stated, “He doesn’t feel like he has any other choice because William is continuing to be so stubborn, and he says he knows Kate will be a lot more reasonable,” adding that Harry is “looking forward to striking up a dialogue with Kate, particularly if they’re going to bring the children together, which of course is inevitable.”
Originally reported by Ishita Verma on Mandatory.
