Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is busy promoting her new brand but is also “terrified” that Prince Harry could meet with his brother, Prince William, during the Duke’s upcoming trip to Britain.
“She thinks Harry is being naive and that he still can’t trust William,” a royal source spilled when discussing Meghan’s reasoning.
“She would’ve loved that to happen but the Waleses have made it clear they don’t want it,” the insider added. “She [Meghan] knows deep down that Harry wants to fix the relationship and the Kate news has made him more determined to try and do it. But she thinks Harry is being naïve and that he still can’t trust William.”
The source then revealed: “She’s terrified he’ll be made a fool of again and William will use him. She knows she makes better decisions than Harry as she won’t let her emotions rule her, but she fears she’s losing control over this situation.”
This insight is in direct contrast to conflicting reports that suggest the Prince and Princess of Wales “want to see their nephew and niece,” and have “plead” with Meghan to allow a visit.
Royal author Tom Quinn pointed out: “There is no way Meghan would bring the children to the U.K. William and Kate have suggested that Meghan and Harry bring the children and that the two couples and their families try to make up, but the suggestion is not leading anywhere so far.”
If reports are to be believed, Harry and Meghan were only told of the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis one day before the general public when HRH released a video of herself revealing the illness. The fiery-haired royal rebel is also expected to make a return to his homeland in May to attend an anniversary celebration.
“Barring a major upset, Harry will certainly return to the U.K. for the Invictus games in May it’s his baby,” Quinn added. “If he decides not to come, it will take some explaining, because everyone will assume it’s because he doesn’t want the awkwardness of having to meet his brother or having to choose not to meet him.”
Much has also been written lately about the overall dynamic between William and Kate while working with Harry and Meghan during the late 2010s.
“Like any new team, there were signs of differences in terms of approach and delivery style, and the mantra ‘Forming, storming, norming, performing’ that describes the four stages of team formation looked true of this family group as much as it would of an office-based team,” body language analyst Judi James dished when detailing the interactions between the “Fab Four.”
