Royal Biographer Says Kate Middleton Wants Prince William To Forgive Prince Harry, But She Understands Her Husband's 'Reluctance'
While the Duchess of Cambridge is trying to bring her husband, Prince William, and his brother, Prince Harry, back together, she knows it's easier said than done.
Kate Middleton desperately wants to bring Prince William and Prince Harry back together, but she knows that for her husband, offering his forgiveness is easier said than done.
According to royal biographer Angela Levin, it's the Middleton brood's tight-knit demeanor that's pushed Kate to try and act as the peacemaker between the siblings.
"Catherine comes from a very stable, warm and loving family and she wants that for everybody around her," she noted to OK! magazine, per The Express. "She wants William to make amends with Harry, but understands his reluctance."
Levin thinks that while Harry would like to rebuild his relationship with his brother, he's also interested in reconnecting with his sister-in-law.
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"I’m sure Harry will be missing Catherine too," she stated. "They had a great bond and he once even described her as the sister he always wished he had."
Insiders have long believed that the mom-of-three could be the one to bring the brothers back together — her uncle Gary Goldsmith even said so himself.
"If anyone can bring peace to the royals, Kate can. Kate is a brilliant arbiter and peacemaker," he declared. "Every bone in her body is about making friends and doing the best she can ... she's trying to mediate."
As the divide between the family deepens, there is one positive effect: it's made Kate and William's 10-year union even stronger.
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"It seems an unexpected consequence of the family conflict has been to help William and Kate find equilibrium in their own marriage," royal expert Camilla Tominey explained to Stella magazine. "What started out as an uneven match between a blue-blooded prince and his ‘plus one' has now blossomed into a two-peas-in-a-pod kind of partnership."
Body language expert Judi James also pointed out that the couple look happier than ever in their May portraits.
"The biggest change is in William who seems to have stepped off his royal pedestal to smile in what looks like relief (and even disbelief) that he chose so well and is now sharing his life and his royal destiny with a perfect match for both himself and his country," she explained. "His wary eye expression has gone and instead his eyes narrow so much in happiness as he looks straight at the camera that we can barely see the pupils. William is now sharing the fun and sharing the sight of his love with everyone and that has a much more inclusive effect on us, the audience."
