During his time on the U.K.'s Celebrity Big Brother house, Princess Kate Middleton's uncle, Gary Goldsmith, expressed his views on the impact of Meghan Markle on the royal family. Goldsmith, 58, commended Kate and Prince William, referring to them as the 'saviors of the royal family.' He also praised King Charles III for his leadership since ascending the throne in September 2022.
Goldsmith shared his perspective on the relationship dynamics within the royal family, particularly focusing on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. He expressed his belief that Harry was greatly loved by the public, especially when he was part of a trio with Kate and William. Goldsmith criticized Harry and Meghan for their actions post their decision to step down from their senior royal roles, accusing them of causing unnecessary drama and rewriting history.
Goldsmith highlighted his disappointment with Harry and Meghan's public criticisms of the royal family, stating that it was inappropriate and unfair, especially towards Queen Elizabeth II. He emphasized that airing family grievances in such a public manner was not conducive to maintaining healthy relationships.
The tensions between Harry, Meghan, and the rest of the royal family have been palpable since the couple's departure from their senior roles. Royal expert Christopher Andersen suggested that the rift between Harry and Kate might be irreparable, particularly in light of recent events.
Goldsmith also provided insights into Kate's recovery following her recent medical procedure. He mentioned that out of respect for Kate's privacy, he refrained from discussing details but assured that she was receiving excellent care from her family.
Goldsmith indicated that the family was prioritizing Kate's well-being and that she was expected to take time to recuperate before rejoining the family for Easter celebrations.
Overall, Goldsmith's comments shed light on the complexities within the royal family and the challenges they face in maintaining relationships amidst public scrutiny and personal struggles.
