“She has given up”

The illness of the Princess of Wales has meant a before and after at Kensington Palace and also at Adelaide Cottage, where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reside with their three children. George, Charlotte y Louise. Cancer of Kate Middleton It was a very hard blow for her and allowed her to reorganize her list of wishes and priorities, as well as the energy and time she dedicates to each of them. For this reason, the wife of William of England has decided to completely abandon one of the most complicated roles he had occupied in recent years: that of mediating the conflict between the heir and his brother Harry: “She’s given up.”

Middleton has been one of the people most interested in bringing the brothers closer together and has tirelessly built bridges. Until now: “He’s got too much on his plate to worry about trying to convince an estranged brother.” Jennie Bond, the former royal correspondent of the ‘BBC’, assures this: “She is focused on her husband, her children and regaining strength to gradually return to work.”

She also states that the disease and the harsh treatment to keep it at bay has brought her much closer to her husband and she is not willing to confront him over secondary issues: “I think that her cancer has strengthened her marriage with Guillermo more than ever, and that was clear in the video. She tried to play peacemaker for a while to close the gap between the two but she can’t be behind all the time anymore.” She adds: “Ultimately your loyalty and your heart belong to your husband, and I don’t think Middleton will put any pressure on William to build a bridge to Harry unless he decides that’s what he wants. And that totally seems like it.” unlikely in the near future.

Jennie Bond’s words confirm the latest statements by Christopher Andersen, author of the book The Kingon Fox News: “The idea that the Princess of Wales still has time and energy to continue playing peacemaker is nonsense,” he said last weekend. “She tried for years and finally gave up and was very upset. She did her part, but it wasn’t enough to build a bridge between the brothers”. And she ends: “She finally gave up.”