emirates7 - Meghan Markle has laid out specific demands that must be met before she and Prince Harry consider reconciling with his brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
Reports indicate that William and Kate are eager to mend fences with the Sussexes, but tensions remain high following Harry and Meghan’s decision to step back from royal duties. Royal commentator Tom Quinn suggests that Meghan’s reservations may be a significant barrier to any potential reconciliation, especially in light of Kate's recent cancer diagnosis.
Quinn revealed, “Harry would like a reconciliation but fully supports his wife. Until Meghan feels the royal family has sincerely acknowledged the past and offered a genuine apology, progress is unlikely.”
Since stepping away from royal responsibilities, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made several explosive claims about the royal institution, particularly during their high-profile interviews and Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan. Quinn notes that while there has been a shift in sentiment following Kate's illness, Meghan's lingering grievances are hindering meaningful discussions.
Illness often brings families together, and there were hopes at Kensington Palace that Kate's situation might help bridge the gap. William and Kate have reportedly reached out, inviting Harry and Meghan to visit the UK with their children, Archie and Lilibet. However, Meghan has declined this invitation, emphasizing her unwillingness to return under the current circumstances.
Quinn added, “There’s no chance Meghan would bring the children to the UK right now. William and Kate have suggested a family reunion, but so far, those discussions haven’t led to any real progress.”
In his memoir Spare, Harry details past conflicts with William and Kate, alleging that a heated exchange led to physical confrontation, which further complicates the dynamics between the families.
As both sides navigate these strained relationships, the path to reconciliation remains uncertain.
Reports indicate that William and Kate are eager to mend fences with the Sussexes, but tensions remain high following Harry and Meghan’s decision to step back from royal duties. Royal commentator Tom Quinn suggests that Meghan’s reservations may be a significant barrier to any potential reconciliation, especially in light of Kate's recent cancer diagnosis.
Quinn revealed, “Harry would like a reconciliation but fully supports his wife. Until Meghan feels the royal family has sincerely acknowledged the past and offered a genuine apology, progress is unlikely.”
Since stepping away from royal responsibilities, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made several explosive claims about the royal institution, particularly during their high-profile interviews and Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan. Quinn notes that while there has been a shift in sentiment following Kate's illness, Meghan's lingering grievances are hindering meaningful discussions.
Illness often brings families together, and there were hopes at Kensington Palace that Kate's situation might help bridge the gap. William and Kate have reportedly reached out, inviting Harry and Meghan to visit the UK with their children, Archie and Lilibet. However, Meghan has declined this invitation, emphasizing her unwillingness to return under the current circumstances.
Quinn added, “There’s no chance Meghan would bring the children to the UK right now. William and Kate have suggested a family reunion, but so far, those discussions haven’t led to any real progress.”
In his memoir Spare, Harry details past conflicts with William and Kate, alleging that a heated exchange led to physical confrontation, which further complicates the dynamics between the families.
As both sides navigate these strained relationships, the path to reconciliation remains uncertain.