One significant gesture may reportedly be enough to heal the rift between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. The news comes amid ongoing tensions in the royal family, highlighted by the Sussexes’ recent UK visit. That said, neither Kensington Palace nor the Sussexes’ representatives have commented on the report.
Royal commentator suggests Kate Middleton might act as the ‘peacemaker’ to end her and Meghan Markle’s rift
According to a royal expert, Kate Middleton might act as the “peacemaker” between Meghan Markle and the rest of the royal family if tensions ever ease. The dynamic between Princess Catherine and her sister-in-law has drawn constant attention from royal watchers, as the comment refers to tensions dating back to Megxit in 2020.
At the beginning of the Sussexes’ relationship, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle appeared to get along well. But cracks emerged following the 2018 marriage. For the past six years, the two households have been estranged, during which time the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made multiple claims about their royal relatives.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, however, have not addressed any of those allegations. After Prince Harry’s trip to the UK earlier this month and his private audience with King Charles, royal watchers are now asking if he might ever mend things with his estranged brother, Prince William.
As reported by the Express, royal commentator Jennie Bond has claimed that the feud is “really between” the siblings, noting that if a reconciliation ever happened, their spouses would back them.
“The battle is really between the brothers. I’m sure if William and Harry ever come to a point when they want to settle their differences, their wives will support them and follow their lead,” she shared with New Magazine.
“I don’t think the princess and duchess would ever be particularly close, but I think Catherine would simply rise above the barbs that Meghan has launched in her direction,” Bond added.
The royal analyst believes that Kate Middleton leans more toward peacemaking. While she did not discount the chance of a future reconciliation between the two royal couples, she noted that nothing at the moment points to that.
