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Jane Miller

‘Frosty' Prince William's leaves Kate Middleton crying

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Prince William’s distant behavior toward his younger brother, Prince Harry, has reportedly left Kate Middleton in tears, as she hoped for a reconciliation between the estranged siblings. According to Closer magazine, Kate and Prince Harry shared a heartfelt moment during the Windsor family’s Valentine’s Day weekend trip.

Insiders revealed that Kate had high hopes that the gathering would allow for an open conversation to mend the brothers’ fractured relationship after years of tension. A royal source claimed that Kate was optimistic about a breakthrough, believing the meeting could serve as an opportunity to “really talk” with her brother-in-law and resolve lingering issues from their prolonged estrangement.

However, the source revealed that William remained “frosty the entire time and didn’t really engage” with Harry, keeping his distance rather than embracing the possibility of reconciliation. This cold demeanor reportedly took an emotional toll on Kate, who was deeply saddened by the situation.

“Kate was tearful at points,” the insider revealed. “It made her realize how much she’d desperately missed Harry and how sad it was that they’re all living totally separate lives now.” The meeting had initially been viewed as a “good opportunity” for Harry to connect with his family in a more private setting, away from public scrutiny and media speculation, which often surround his visits to the UK.

While Kate and Harry’s bond has long been recognized as strong, the ongoing tensions between William and Harry continue to create a divide within the royal family. Sources suggest that while Kate remains hopeful for a resolution, William’s unwillingness to engage has left little room for progress. With the brothers still on separate paths, and Kate visibly affected by the rift, royal watchers remain uncertain if a reconciliation will ever take place.

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