Meghan Markle fears Harry being ‘naïve’ and making big mistake as he ‘still can’t trust William’

The ongoing rift between Prince Harry and the royal family has taken a new turn, with reports suggesting that Meghan Markle harbors concerns about her husband’s efforts to reconcile with his brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law, Kate Middleton. According to a royal expert, the Duchess of Sussex fears that Prince Harry may be “naïve” in his desire to mend fences, as she believes he “still can’t trust” the Prince of Wales.

As Prince Harry prepares for an upcoming visit to the UK next month, he is said to be eager to resolve the tensions with William and Kate, especially in light of Kate’s recent cancer diagnosis. However, Meghan Markle is reportedly less enthusiastic about the prospect, apprehensive that her husband may be “made a fool of again” in his attempt at reconciliation.

A royal insider has revealed that Meghan remains skeptical about Harry’s desire to smooth things over with his brother and sister-in-law, expressing concerns that he might end up hurt by the endeavor. This revelation sheds light on the complex dynamics within the royal family and the challenges they face in mending their strained relationships.

The alleged statements from the purported royal insider, as reported by OK! magazine, present a formal and detached perspective on the strained relationships within the royal family. The source claims that the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, harbors no desire to reconcile with the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate, and is resigned to the lack of interaction between their respective children. However, the insider suggests that Prince Harry remains determined to mend the rift, despite Meghan’s concerns about his naivety and potential vulnerability to manipulation by his brother.

The source portrays Meghan as pragmatic and wary of emotional entanglements, fearing that Harry’s efforts to bridge the divide may prove futile and leave him susceptible to further hurt. Nonetheless, the insider acknowledges Meghan’s empathy for Kate’s personal circumstances, though asserting that this does not fundamentally alter the existing dynamics.

The report concludes by mentioning Prince Harry’s forthcoming visit to the UK for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, potentially providing an opportunity for reconciliation efforts, albeit against the backdrop of the alleged tensions and divergent perspectives within the royal family.

The recent health concerns within the Royal Family have prompted discussions about potential reconciliation between Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William. Last month, the Princess of Wales shared a formal video message announcing her preventative chemotherapy treatment following abdominal surgery earlier in the year. Additionally, King Charles had previously disclosed his own cancer diagnosis, leading to a brief visit from Prince Harry before he returned home.

According to Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams, the ill-health of family members could be a significant factor in thawing the strained relations between the two princes. He stated, “With Catherine and the King’s illness – that is an enormous game changer even when there are deep family rifts.”

However, reports suggest that the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, has found it challenging to move past her grievances from the past. Despite the passage of four years since their departure from Royal duties, sources indicate that Meghan remains aggrieved by the turmoil they endured and unable to fully forgive the Windsors for the lack of an apology.

The source added, “She wants her [Kate] to make a full recovery and for the family to all be ok, but four years on from leaving, she’s still upset by it all and can never fully forgive the royals for what they put her and Harry through and have never apologized.”

Since their decision to step back from Royal duties in January 2020 and relocate to California, where they are raising their two children, Archie and Lilibet, Meghan and Harry have been vocal about their experiences and challenges within the Royal Family.

The publication of Prince Harry’s memoir, ‘Spare,’ in 2023 has provided candid insights into his experiences within the Royal Family. Ahead of his impending visit to the United Kingdom next month, the book portrays a strained relationship with his brother, Prince William, whom he describes as his “beloved brother and arch-nemesis.” Harry recounts a physical altercation from 2019, allegedly stemming from name-calling directed at his wife, Meghan, labeling her as “difficult,” “rude,” and “abrasive.”

Furthermore, the memoir suggests that trans-Atlantic cultural differences contributed to tensions, with Meghan and Kate’s American and British tendencies clashing on multiple occasions. The once-celebrated “fab four,” comprising the two Royal brothers and their spouses, appears to have faced significant challenges.

While Harry once affectionately referred to Kate as the “sister I’ve never had and always wanted,” the memoir indicates a growing distance between the couples. Meghan, who married Harry in a fairytale wedding at St George’s Chapel in 2018, is reportedly concerned that attempting to mend fences could lead to further pain.

According to a source, “She feels William has made it clear that he doesn’t want a reconciliation and hasn’t made any effort, he could have quite easily made time for Harry when he’s been in the UK.” The source further stated, “This isn’t all on Harry but because of the current situation, there’s no way William will offer an olive branch. Meghan just doesn’t want to see him hurt again as it’s taken him years to finally get over the fallout.”