Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton & Prince William Are 'Talking By Zoom & FaceTime,' Expert Claims: 'They've Very Close'
Prince Harry, Prince William and their wives are 'talking by Zoom and FaceTime,' an expert claimed.
The core four is back at it again! Even though Prince William and Prince Harry haven't been on the best terms over the years, it seems like they are making strides to get back to normal.
“I know that the four are talking with one another and they’re talking by Zoom [and by] FaceTime,” royal expert Stewart Pearce told Us Weekly about Harry, William, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle's chats. “They’re very close with one another.”
As for what the foursome talk about, Pearce said the conversation is most likely "informal," with "Kate cooking dinner in the kitchen" and her husband "making cups of tea."
Pearce noted that the princes and their wives keep the topics light and fun.
A DELIGHTFUL DUO! PRINCE WILLIAM ACCOMPANIES QUEEN ELIZABETH ON HER TRIP TO SCOTLAND — SEE PICS
“It’s not that William and William and Kate leave all the controversy about Harry and Meghan alone,” he said. “But … they just simply position it there because after all, it’s not their responsibility to be involved in, you know, verbalizing anything. What they do is just simply offer as much peace and tranquility and calm as possible.”
However, the author said Harry, 36, and Meghan, 40, are "very different" than William and Kate, as “their lens on the world is highly individualized."
“And what’s remarkable is that they all totally respect [each other], but this lens is different," he said.
In March, the dad-of-two got candid about his relationship with Prince William, 39.
The two reunited twice this year — once at Prince Philip's funeral in April and another time at Princess Diana's statue unveiling.
The siblings were seen chatting at both events, but it seems like their relationship still may take some time to heal.
“[Harry] can either be in his bigger brother’s shadow for the rest of his life or he can break free and be different and be his own person. And that's what he’s done," Neil Wilkie, a relationship expert and psychotherapist, told the Daily Express. “He hasn’t done it in a particularly elegant or healthy way, but he's done that.”
