Queen Elizabeth Won't Kick Prince Harry Out Of The Family Over Fears Of The 'Devastating Consequences,' Claims Royal Expert
While Queen Elizabeth isn't happy about Prince Harry's multitude of interviews, royal biographer Angela Levin believes the matriarch has a good reason as to why she'll never completely kick him out of the family.
"My view is that Harry's family in London are very worried about his mental health and think slamming the royal door in his face could have devastating consequences," she tweeted on June 3.
Her words were in response to a social media user who questioned the report that claimed Kate Middleton would be accepting if Harry and Meghan Markle chose to rejoin the royal institution.
According to The Sun, Camilla Tominey told Stella magazine, "I have been reliably informed she was even telling her friends before the Oprah interview that she did not think it was too late to 'pull them back in.'"
The Duchess of Cambridge's positive attitude is one of the many reasons why people believe she's been doing a great job at trying to be the peacemaker between Prince William and Harry.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl noted that she helped bring the brothers together at their grandfather Prince Philip's funeral in April.
"They were very tense as they walked into that chapel," she noted. "As they came out of it, you could see some tension diffused. And I think that was largely down to the Duchess of Cambridge, who made a point of speaking to Harry and when she did that, you can see them visibly relax."
Her uncle Gary Goldsmith has also been praising her demeanor as of late.
"If anyone can bring peace to the royals, Kate can. Kate is a brilliant arbiter and peacemaker," he stated. "Every bone in her body is about making friends and doing the best she can ... she's trying to mediate."
Goldsmith also declared that his niece would make a fabulous queen one day.
"Kate was born ready. I think she’s quite unique," he shared. "I’ve said it before but I mean it, she’s as beautiful inside as out. And she knows about duty and putting others before herself. Kate is a giver, not a taker."
