Is Kate edging towards PEACE with Harry & Meghan? There were key clues in her Christmas message, experts say

PRINCESS According to a royal analyst, Kate might be moving closer to “peace” with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The 42-year-old Princess of Wales penned the letter to those who will be attending her Friday Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey.

In it, she urged kindness, understanding, and “love, not fear” while considering the actual significance of the holiday season.

Royal reporter Bronte Coy speculated on the most recent episode of The Sun’s Royal Exclusive Show that Kate’s remarks would indicate her willingness to forgive Harry and Meghan.

She stated: “Empathy, comprehension, and forgiveness are really emphasized.

Some people have suggested that this might be a subtle step in the direction of peace.

“Potentially towards two members of the family [who are] US-based.”

Although he had difficulty obtaining confirmation from within sources, royal reporter Richard Palmer, who accompanied Bronte on the show, agreed with her.

“I did think that when I saw ‘forgiveness’,” he continued.

“I tried to sound out people close to [Kate] but they were adamant that they weren’t offering any guidance on what was the message behind the message.”

As Kate bravely endured cancer treatment, she took a break from her royal responsibilities.

However, she disclosed last month that she was well enough to throw her yearly celebration.

The concert this year, which will be aired on Christmas Eve, will be more poignant since that Kate and King Charles, both 75, have undergone cancer treatment.

Accordingly, 1,600 unsung heroes who have volunteered or assisted their friends and family will be included in the London Westminster Abbey performance.

According to palace officials, the ceremony would offer a chance to consider the value of empathy and love as well as how much we depend on one another, particularly during our most trying moments.

It follows Prince William’s recent description of the previous year as “dreadful.”

Kate will be hosting Together at Christmas for the fourth year in a row.

At Friday’s memorial, former Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy, who has terminal disease, and rugby star Rob Burrow’s wife Lindsey will light candles.

The Southport assault survivors and their families will also be present.

Kate explains to them that the Christmas narrative makes us think about other people’s feelings and experiences.

It inspires us to seek love.

“The best present we can get is this love.

“Love is the light that can shine bright, even in our darkest times.”

Kate claimed to have finished her treatment in September.

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