As Prince Harry’s anticipated return to the UK draws near, Prince William and Kate Middleton find themselves unequipped to confront him, particularly in the wake of Princess Kate’s recent cancer diagnosis.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond shed light on the couple’s current state of mind in an interview with OK! magazine, highlighting their focus on navigating the health crisis rather than engaging in familial conflicts.
Bond emphasized that the Prince and Princess of Wales lack the “will or the strength to confront someone,” especially amidst the intense media attention such confrontation would attract.
“Catherine and William are involved in a frightening fight, and I don’t think they have the will or the strength to confront someone, even a brother,” Bond remarked.
She underscored the gravity of the health crisis facing the couple, suggesting that their priorities lie in supporting each other rather than engaging in disputes with family members.
Bond further elaborated on Prince William’s protective stance towards his wife, noting that he is dedicated to shielding her from additional stressors.
She expressed doubt that the couple is prepared to address the complexities of their relationship with Prince Harry amidst the current circumstances.
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“William is doing everything he possibly can to protect his wife, and I very much doubt that they want to deal with ‘the Harry problem’ right now, if ever,” Bond added, highlighting the couple’s reluctance to engage in familial tensions during this challenging time.
As the royal family grapples with personal and public pressures, the complexities of their relationships remain under scrutiny.
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s focus on supporting each other through Princess Kate’s health crisis underscores the importance of unity and resilience within the family, even amidst ongoing challenges.
