Reflecting on the Princess of Wales' sentiments toward the couple, particularly in light of Omid Scobie's book "Endgame," Patrick Christys suggested that Kate might serve as a mediator between the two brothers. However, he also stated that Meghan Markle is perceived as "dead" to Kate.
Kinsey Schofield highlighted a notable discrepancy between the book's claims regarding Kate's response to Meghan's plea for help and Kate's public advocacy for the mental health of women and children. The book suggested that Kate didn't respond to Meghan's request for assistance during her time in the Royal Family.
Despite Meghan's claims of facing mental health struggles alone, Kate, a mental health ambassador, has been an advocate for mental health support for women and children. The book also implied that Kate and Meghan had limited interactions during Meghan's time in the family.
The ongoing tensions within the Royal Family, as revealed in Scobie's book, underscore the challenges and dynamics at play, with Kate potentially serving as a mediator in the delicate situation between the two brothers.
