Princess of Wales Kate Middleton uninterested in being 'peacemaker' between Prince Harry and family; to focus on herself instead

As per the reports making rounds, Kate Middleton has distanced herself from the role of a peacemaker between her husband, Prince William, and Prince Harry.

The rift, marked by claims and revelations, has taken a toll on Middleton, prompting her to focus on her own healing, according to insights from royal commentator Kinsey Schofield.

Schofield, speaking on GB News, expressed her belief that Middleton has been unfairly criticised, particularly by royal author Omid Scobie. Scobie's recent book, 'Endgame,' released in November, portrayed the Princess of Wales as "cold" and overly eager to please the royal establishment.


Despite Scobie's denial of any collaboration, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's proximity to the book raises questions about its accuracy.

According to Scobie, Kate needs time and healing. "She [Kate] was very unfairly called out by Omid. I believe unfairly. She’s got some healing to do at this point in time," she said.

Schofield also discussed Meghan Markle's reported desire for a closer relationship with Middleton, suggesting that Meghan's animosity may have stemmed from unmet expectations.

Addressing the possibility of Middleton mediating between Prince William and Prince Harry, Schofield remarked that it is currently "too close" to the release of "Endgame" for such reconciliation to take place.

The book, critical of Middleton and implicating her in the royal discord, may have strained the relationship further.

Scobie's claims of a lingering distance between Middleton and Meghan add complexity to the situation. Referring to Kate as a "Stepford wife" and questioning her support during Meghan's difficult times, Scobie's narrative suggests an ongoing rift.