Prince Harry seeks Kate’s help to mend rift with William

Prince Harry is reportedly 'determined' to reconcile with his estranged brother William.

For this, he is ready to reach out to his sister-in-law Kate Middleton for help.

According to a report by the Star Magazine, King Charles’ younger son is considering appealing to the Princess of Wales as a last resort in his desire to be at peace with William.

The insiders told the outlet that Harry is counting on Kate’s influence over William.

He is determined to get her help even if he has to plead with the princess.

The close source said, “If anyone can get William to soften, it's Kate, and Harry has been saying he's ready to beg her for help.”

However, “getting a hold of her to plead his case” may prove difficult.

The Princess may no longer be interested in reuniting the brothers.

Kate Middleton’s attitude toward Harry has changed considerably, the source said.

“There was a time that she was very openly trying to pave the way for a reconciliation.”

Moreover, the Heat World recently reported that Kate Middleton, who is dubbed as the royal family’s peacemaker, has finally demanded Harry extend a proper apology to Queen Camilla, William, and herself for what he claimed against them in his bombshell memoir Spare.

The Princess of Wales is “very aware” that King Charles wants peace with Harry.

She has tried her best to be open to that, the insiders said.

“But she doesn’t see how it can begin to happen until she and William get a proper apology.”

This development comes amid a broader backdrop of tension and cautious steps between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved back to the UK at the end of August after six years of living in the USA.

The couple, who are no longer working royals, have continued to champion causes close to their hearts.

In a firm letter issued on behalf of Charles, it stated that the Sussexes should not use their HRH styles, which are still in abeyance.

It also said that they “do not represent the sovereign” while out making public appearances.

The Sussexes will be making a trip to Brussels next week.

The pair will be visiting the European Parliament.

There, they will listen to addresses by EU Parliament President Roberta Metsola and MEP Antonio Lopez-Isturiz, the first vice-chair of the Child Rights Intergroup, before delivering their own speech.

In Brussels, the Sussexes will deliver a joint keynote address at the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial in the European Parliament.

It is expected to be the first time the pair will have been seen in public since the duchess’s father Thomas Markle was reported to police in the Philippines and the FBI over a haul of alleged child sexual abuse images.

He denies the allegations, calling them “sick lies.”

The Lost Screen Memorial has been created by Harry and Meghan’s Archewell Foundation to commemorate the lives of children who have lost their lives as a result of the harm they suffered on social media.

It was unveiled in New York last year and taken to Geneva earlier this year, where Meghan gave a speech.

In their speech, the Sussexes are expected to draw on their experiences of talking to families who have been affected by online harm.

It also said their remarks will “underline the importance of turning commitments into meaningful action and ensuring that the experiences of children and their families remain central to decisions about the digital future.”

Afterwards, Harry will join a panel discussion in the European Parliament, which will consider how children can be protected online.

The panel will cover topics including the responsibilities of tech companies and preventing online child sexual abuse and exploitation.

The brothers have also shown rare unity on another front.

Since Prince Harry’s return to the UK earlier this year, royal fans have been wondering if the duke might reunite with his brother, Prince William.

In a “rare” show of unity, the two brothers both offered their support to The Diana Award, an annual honor highlighting young people who are instigating change in the world.