Kate Middleton is reportedly not harboring anger toward her
brother-in-law, Prince Harry, despite his bold claims about her in his memoir,
"Spare."
Royal correspondent Katie Nicholl, speaking to The Sun, revealed that Prince Harry's comments and allegations in the book had left her feeling 'hurt,' although it did not lead to anger.
Nicholl also pointed out that Prince Harry had transgressed a fundamental
royal rule by discussing family matters publicly.
"When considering the personal revelations and what can be characterized as snide remarks made about Kate in 'Spare,' Harry broke the cardinal rule of staying silent on family matters."
Expanding on Kate's emotional response, Nicholl suggested that the Duchess of
Cambridge was more likely to feel 'disappointed.' However, she emphasized that
Kate was not one to express anger, regardless of the gravity of the situation.
"While Kate and Harry were once very close, their relationship has experienced a complete breakdown. I don't believe Kate harbors anger; instead, it appears to be a sense of deep disappointment and feeling let down. She is well aware that she had no avenue for a response, and Harry was fully aware of this fact."
