Princess Kate and Prince William are reportedly unwilling to forgive the years of estrangement and public attacks from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, despite the Duke and Duchess's recent reunion with King Charles. According to a source, the couple believes "there are some things that can't be undone."
Reunion at Highgrove
Harry and Meghan brought their children, Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, to Britain for the first time in four years last month. They were hosted at Highgrove House by the King and Queen, marking a step towards reconciliation. However, the Princess of Wales is said to remain wary.
A source told Closer magazine: "However much Charles wants everyone to move on, William and Kate don't think it's possible to build bridges without first building trust - and, right now, that doesn't exist."
Kate's Hurt
The source added: "Kate is normally incredibly forgiving. She much prefers to forgive and forget, rather than hold grudges - but this is completely different. She feels like she was dragged into a very public dispute that she never wanted any part of. She can usually put difficult situations behind her, but she's still carrying the hurt of what happened. She can't file those feelings away just because someone tells her it's better for the monarchy."
