Prince Harry and Meghan hope to reconnect with Kate Middleton

After Kate Middleton’s appearance on Trooping the Color, the whole world breathed a collective sigh of relief to see her rested and happy — and that would include Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, despite all the headlines about the members’ family feud of the royal family. Sources close to the family said the Sussexes were “desperately” trying to connect with Kate and “hoping to spark a truce.” ALL RIGHT! reports. For now, they’re keeping an eye on Kate through the news, like everyone else, but are hopeful that a “truce” could be on the horizon and that Kate’s recovery could be what the family needs to ease all the tensions.

“Harry and Meghan have followed Kate’s recovery with great interest, but unfortunately this has had to be done more from afar as their lines of communication with the palace and Wales, in particular, are very limited to say the least “, a shared source. “They have had enough information to know that people are excited about the idea of ​​Kate returning, and they are both relieved and happy to learn that she is on the mend and that she may soon be well enough to return to duty.”

While there is no idea when Kate will return to full-time royal duties, the source added that her recovery could help the Sussexes reconnect with family across the Atlantic and “eventually trigger a truce with her and (Prince) William.” and with the king too.

“Meghan has made it clear that she would love nothing more than to move past all the nonsense and find a way to heal for the good of all,” they added. “She’s willing to let the anger and bitterness go.”

CNN royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams noted that Harry and Meghan’s heartfelt message of support after Kate shared her diagnosis was a great way to show the royals that they were still thinking about them.

” You never know what can happen. I think it’s abundantly clear that any fracture is undesirable, and when sick people are involved in that fracture, that makes it even more undesirable,” he said. The sun before adding that for any sort of reconciliation to take place, it must be accompanied by efforts on both sides. “I must express that this perspective seems somewhat one-sided. In the interest of balanced reporting, it is important to recognize that the relationship is reciprocal. It would not be entirely fair to place sole responsibility for repairing the relationship on the Duke and Duchess (of Sussex).”

He ended with a frank and relevant sentiment: “Time can heal things. Serious illness can certainly change things.”