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Royal Tensions Rise as Kate Draws the Line on Harry
In a dramatic turn of events ahead of King Charles's coronation on May 6th, the tensions within the royal family have reached new heights.
While many royals are relieved that Meghan Markle won't be attending the ceremony, it appears that the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, has made her stance on Prince Harry crystal clear: trust is a thing of the past.
A source from Woman's Day reveals that Kate has expressed her deep-seated mistrust towards Harry and Meghan, cautioning the rest of the family to feel the same.
The hurt that Kate feels runs deep.
An insider close to the situation has disclosed that not only has she been wounded by Harry and Meghan's public statements, but she has also become more resolute in her approach.
She fears that either of them might reveal private family matters for the sake of a lucrative deal, whether it be through interviews or yet another tell-all book.
Her primary concern?
Protecting her husband, Prince William, and their three young children—George, Charlotte, and Louis.
Kate's worries extend to her father-in-law, King Charles.
Historically, Charles has held a soft spot for Harry, but Kate is adamant about preventing any potential scandal from overshadowing the coronation festivities.
Sources indicate that she has had serious conversations with the king, emphasizing the need for caution regarding Harry's involvement in family affairs.
The last thing she wants is for Harry to become tabloid fodder right after Charles takes the throne.
In her evolving role within the royal family, Kate has gained significant respect and influence.
She made headlines for choosing not to say farewell to the late Queen Elizabeth II, a decision aimed at avoiding another public outburst from Meghan.
According to royal biographer Robert Jobson, this was a calculated move; Charles allegedly requested that Kate stay back, making it clear that if she didn't attend, Meghan couldn't either.
Despite her heartbreak over missing the chance to say goodbye to the Queen, Kate's sacrifice has solidified her position at the decision-making table alongside the king.
This newfound influence means she can directly communicate her concerns, especially regarding the impact of Harry's actions on the family.
Harry himself has voiced concerns about his nieces and nephew, expressing fears that one of them might end up feeling “spare,” as he once did.
In an interview with the Telegraph, he shared his worries about George, Charlotte, and Louis growing up under the scrutiny that has plagued him.
However, former BBC correspondent Jenny Bond argues that not all royals share Harry's perspective.
She insists that Charlotte and Louis, with their privileges and platforms, won't feel the same sense of being sidelined.
Meanwhile, Prince William continues to grapple with the fallout from Harry's memoir, “Spare.”
The relationship between the two brothers has seemingly hit rock bottom, with little hope for reconciliation before the coronation.