Summary
- “Catherine has become increasingly concerned that the prolonged estrangement is affecting both families and undermining hopes of a reconciliation,” the source said.
- A second source cited by RadarOnline said Catherine favoured a gradual improvement in relations, beginning with a willingness to communicate despite unresolved disagreements.
- “Catherine considers family stability more important than maintaining grievances indefinitely,” the first source said.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, is concerned about the prolonged estrangement between her husband, Prince William, and his brother, Prince Harry, and reportedly wants them to consider reconciliation, according to a report by RadarOnline.
The outlet cited an unnamed source on Friday as saying that Catherine and William hold different views on how to repair relations with Harry.
“Catherine has become increasingly concerned that the prolonged estrangement is affecting both families and undermining hopes of a reconciliation,” the source said. “She believes waiting indefinitely for the brothers to resolve their differences has achieved very little.”
The source described Catherine as a “diplomat and peacekeeper” within the royal family and said she wanted to encourage dialogue between the brothers. The source added that there was no suggestion she intended to contact Harry secretly or act against William’s wishes.
A second source cited by RadarOnline said Catherine favoured a gradual improvement in relations, beginning with a willingness to communicate despite unresolved disagreements. This account contrasts with the source’s claim that she had demanded an immediate reunion.
“But it is William’s stubbornness and unwillingness to even entertain that idea which has led to them clashing over the prospect of a reunion with Harry,” the second source reportedly said.
The report also suggested that Catherine was concerned about the effect of the brothers’ strained relationship on their children.
“Catherine considers family stability more important than maintaining grievances indefinitely,” the first source said.
The claims have not been independently verified, and neither Kensington Palace nor representatives of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are quoted in the material provided.
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