Prince Harry threw Kate under the bus – he said hurtful things & dragged the kids into the narrative, experts slam

A royal specialist has said that Prince Harry drew the children into his damaging story and placed Princess Kate under the bus.

Since leaving the Royal Family four years ago, the Duke of Sussex has made some startling claims regarding William and Kate.

Despite their well-known strong relationship, Harry and William have apparently not spoken to one another in two years.

Despite the royal family’s health issues in 2024, which affected Kate and the rest of the royal family, the brothers’ strained relationship showed little signs of improving.

Royal reporter Bronte Coy questioned royal reporter Richard Palmer and Vanity Fair’s Katie Nicholl about their future romances on the most recent episode of The Sun’s Royal Exclusive Show.

The Princess of Wales had frequently acted as a “peacemaker” when the two warring brothers hadn’t been speaking, Nicholl observed.

“I recall witnessing that moment at the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral,” she said to Bronte.

“As William and Harry ascended the slope, Kate kind of ushered them together. observing her act as a mediator during their silence.

“The problem has been that Kate’s been thrown under the bus by Harry, he’s said hurtful things about her, he’s brought the children into the narrative.”

According to Nicholl, William is still likely to feel “very angry and betrayed” after this.

She went on: “Perhaps the Princess of Wales is amenable to some kind of reconciliation.

When you receive a cancer diagnosis, for example, and go through that kind of journey, I still think it’s really early.

“You realize that life is simply too short for conflicts and family strife when you face your own mortality.

“Perhaps she will play a role of healing at some point.”

The 42-year-old Princess of Wales addressed a message 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.

Bronte Coy, a royal reporter, speculated that Kate’s remarks would indicate her willingness to pardon Harry and Meghan.

Although he had difficulty obtaining confirmation from within sources, royal reporter Richard Palmer agreed with her views on forgiveness.

“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.”

Prince William and Prince Harry have once again congratulated the winners of the Diana Award, which was established in honor of their mother, separately.

William has praised the “extraordinary” beneficiaries for their “kindness and compassion” in a letter that was shared on Wednesday.

They heard William say, “My mother… would be immensely proud of you.”

That “world can feel an uncertain and unfamiliar place” is how the Prince puts it in his letter on notepaper headed by Kensington Palace.

A video message that Harry made will be played during today’s virtual Diana Award presentation.

The Duke will discuss how Diana’s perspective on the world continues to motivate him while outlining the “systemic injustices” and other difficulties the world faces.

Like William, he will bring up the charity’s goal of encouraging youth to make “positive change.”

According to the Diana Award, the charity “has the support of both her sons, HRH The Prince of Wales and Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex.” It is commemorating 25 years since it was founded in memory of the late Princess Diana of Wales.

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