Kate Middleton Is Crying Tears At Night Over This Reason

She wishes she could do something, but knows that she can’t. There’s a new report that suggests Kate Middleton is feeling rather torn over her very complicated relationship with Prince Harry.

Kate Middleton Is Crying Tears At Night Over This Reason

Even though the two of them have not spoken in years, the Princess of Wales is having a hard time seeing Prince Harry struggle in the way he has this last few years, and especially with his ongoing uphill battle.

Kate also feels like Prince Harry’s determination can’t be broken, but that’s not necessarily a very good thing.

Both Kate Middleton and Prince Harry have not spoken to each other since Prince Phillip’s funeral back in 2021, but even then their conversation was very brief.

The Princess of Wales was trying to bring Harry closer together with his brother Prince William, but her efforts fell short. William was quite upset at the time because the funeral came shortly after Harry and Meghan Markle’s tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.

One source close to the situation told Closer magazine that when it comes to the Princess of Wales, she “has been shielded from the increasing drama with the Sussexes because people just didn’t want to stress her out.”

Kate Middleton Wants To Reach Out to Prince Harry Again

“She doesn’t want to be out of the loop anymore so she’s catching up on everything that’s been going on in her absence, and she’s very concerned. Kate looks at Harry and sees a very lost soul.”

If that weren’t enough, the future queen of England is “so saddened that it’s come to this situation where he’s completely excommunicated himself from the whole family and and seems trapped in a miserable position.”

“There now seems to be this wall that can’t be broken down.”

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