Kate Middleton Has Reportedly ‘Moved On’ From Feud With Harry & Meghan

According to a report, tensions and disputes have reduced between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Kate especially has "moved on" and is reportedly focused on the future as her 42nd birthday draws near.

Sources revealed to People Magazine that the royal feud between Harry, Meghan, Kate, and William is fading away.

According to an insider and alleged friend of Kate, "She's moved on, and William has too." The source added, "She's very focused on what matters going forward. They aren't looking back."

The Princess of Wales, who is now arguably the best-known female figure in the royal family after the death of her mother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth II, is reportedly taking her position seriously while being fully aware of her growing influence.

"She takes things seriously — and thank goodness for that," the source shared with the news outlet.

Simon Lewis, former Buckingham Palace communications chief, also noted that Kate is "very much seen as a player at the center of team Windsor."

Kate's successful campaigns include the "Shaping Us" initiative, focusing on early childhood. Acknowledging her efforts, royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith shared with the news outlet that Middleton is "carving out a special place for herself, which is celebratory."

On December 8, Kate organized a Christmas carol concert dedicated to early childhood workers. A spokesperson from her Kensington Palace office explained the theme choice, emphasizing "Christmas is a time when we celebrate the birth of a newborn baby."

They continued, "It is a reminder of how unique this time is and how precious those early years are, as we start to form our very first relationships, bond with those closest to us, and explore the world in which we live."

The CEO of Baby Basics, Cat Ross, emphasized the vital role Kate played in bringing awareness to the importance of baby banks and food banks in the face of increasing living costs.

She praised Kate for leading an appeal for children's clothing, food, and gifts during the holiday season, stating: "This is the culmination of a lot of things that the Princess has led on this year."

During her latest visit to the baby bank, the Princess of Wales generously brought 50 copies of "The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark," a beloved of her children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, and shared her joy in reading the book to her children.

Founder Bianca Sakol shared the heartwarming reactions of families, stating: "When we give them out to families and tell them they're from the princess, their reaction is really special."

Following Kate's visit, Sakol revealed that the baby bank experienced a substantial increase in donations and support from local businesses.

The Princess of Wales was recently faced with controversy after author Omid Scobie's book "Endgame" portrayed her as "cold" toward Meghan. A Dutch translation also implicated her, along with King Charles, in alleged discussions about Prince Archie's skin color.

Speaking to the outlet, royal author Valentine Low revealed that Kate is known for her resilience behind the scenes, unlike her "nice" public persona.

"She has this public image of being nice and smiley and, dare I say, innocuous," he said. "But she is actually strong-minded, strong-willed, and prepared to fight for what she wants and what she thinks."

Low also revealed that after Harry and Meghan's revealing interview in 2021, where concerns about Archie's skin color were raised, Kate played a pivotal role in crafting the statement about there being varied recollections.

"She thought it was very important this did not go unchallenged. She showed real strength and determination to make things clear that there was perhaps a different truth," Low shared, per People. "Kate thinks strategically... She is going to be queen one day and has the long-term interests of the monarchy and royal family at heart."