The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, parents to Prince George, are resolute in sidestepping any further discord within the royal family involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
According to a source from Ok! Magazine, the apprehension extends beyond Harry and Meghan, as Kate's uncle, Gary Goldsmith, contemplates the release of a tell-all book. Reports suggest that discussions with publishers are underway, with the memoir rumored to contain criticisms directed at the Sussexes.
In response, Prince William and Kate, along with the Middleton family, are actively discouraging Gary Goldsmith from publishing the potentially inflammatory book. Their motivation stems from a desire to prevent any resurgence of tensions that could reignite Harry's ire.
The insider revealed, "William and Kate are making every effort to prevent such a scenario. They are keen to avoid a publication that might fuel existing tensions and trigger another reaction from Harry."
Concerns linger over potential revelations that could strain relations further, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are steadfast in their commitment to forestalling any disclosures that may be unforgivable if made public.
Expressing a sense of caution, the source emphasized that the Princess of Wales fears the book might serve as a catalyst for Prince Harry to pen another tell-all. They likened the situation to waving a white flag, indicating a symbolic effort to ease tensions and maintain a semblance of peace.
In a bid to keep matters low-key and avoid further controversy, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and the entire Middleton family are opting for a restrained approach, with the hope that their reticence will be reciprocated by the Sussexes.
