Experts revealed how Princd Harry betrayed Kate Middleton cruelly

Everything in the royal family was at its pinnacle ten years ago. After being married for a while, Prince William and Kate Middleton had recently welcomed Prince George into their family. Harry, of course, was ecstatic to have become an uncle. Harry got along well with his brother and sister-in-law at initially, but things didn’t last long.

In his book Spare, the Duke provided his version of events, alleging that William and Kate essentially kept him out of the loop. As we all know, things have gotten much worse.

William and Kate made the decision to sever ties with the Sussexes when Harry and Meghan decided to leave the royal family and reveal the truth about life as a royal. Although the Princess of Wales’s condition has not improved, Harry and Meghan made the right decision by getting in touch with her when they learned that she had cancer.

A royal analyst thinks that Harry isn’t backing his sister-in-law at all and has even called it a betrayal. In the meantime, Harry apparently regretted what he had written about Kate in his book.

In his new tell-all book, Spare, Harry details the moment he became an uncle for the first time when George was born. “I was an uncle. Willy and Kate had welcomed their first child, George, and he was beautiful. I couldn’t wait to teach him about rugby and Rorke’s Drift, flying and corridor cricket – and maybe give him a few pointers about how to survive life in the fishbowl,” Harry recalled

The royal expert says it “speaks volumes” that he hasn’t. According to Dampier, Prince Harry reportedly referred to Catherine as the sister he never had, and they were quite close. “Therefore, their lack of speech is among Megxit’s most depressing features.” “The Princess of Wales has been battling cancer, and Harry and Meghan haven’t said anything in the public arena to support her.

They might have communicated in secret, but I wouldn’t hold my breath. Harry could have taken steps to apologise for some of his outbursts and made the effort to come over and spend some time with Kate and William if he had been willing to support them.

The royal expert went on to state that all parties’ trust “has long since gone.” Dampier contended that reconciliation in whatever form is a long way off. “Harry’s actions must have affected William and Kate a great deal, and regardless of his previous complaints, there was no justification for turning them into a lucrative venture.

The fact that George, Charlotte, and Louis, their children, are unaware of their relatives is unfortunate, and Kate will be extremely disappointed with the way things have worked out. In closing, Dampier said, “She and William now have a great responsibility as the monarchy’s future, and they needed Harry and Meghan to support them. Therefore, a strong sense of betrayal will exist.