Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly extended their well wishes to Kate Middleton as she battles cancer, signaling a desire to mend their strained relationship. According to Closer, the California-based royal couple reached out to the Princess of Wales ahead of the Trooping the Colour ceremony. Meghan is reportedly keen to “end this feud” and build bridges with the future queen.
A royal source revealed that there is no doubt that “making peace” with the Prince and Princess of Wales would be a significant relief for Meghan on many levels. The gesture marks a significant step toward reconciliation within the royal family. The news of Meghan and Harry’s outreach to Kate comes after the future queen attended the Trooping the Colour ceremony, a significant event in the royal calendar.
The insider told the publication, “Both Harry and Meghan have been following Kate’s recovery with huge interest. They’ve jointly reached out to send well wishes, but they’re still not really in a place with Kate to warrant much of a response. “That hasn’t stopped them from trying to connect and do what they see as the right thing. When Kate gets back into action, their hope is that it might take some of the heat off them and possibly trigger a truce with her and William, and with the King, too.”
The royal source further claimed there is no doubt that ‘making peace’ with the Prince and Princess of Wales would be a huge relief for Meghan on many levels. “Not least because it would also improve her reputation and, in turn, the new brand she’s cultivating. Meghan would love to be accepted by the British public again. And getting the seal of approval from Kate and William would go a long way towards that,” the source told the outlet.
The ongoing tensions between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family have been widely publicized, but this recent gesture suggests a potential thawing of relations. Meghan and Harry’s move to extend an olive branch highlights their willingness to support Kate during her health struggles and could pave the way for improved family dynamics.