There is speculation circulating on social media suggesting that Prince Harry might be secretly sending text messages to Kate Middleton, despite the strain on their relationship. Before Meghan Markle entered the picture, Prince Harry and Kate Middleton were extremely close, with Harry even referring to her as the sister he never had. Now, with Kate dealing with significant health issues, Prince Harry may be attempting to reach out to her in the best way he can.
However, it is proving to be a difficult situation. Read on for the full scoop on this story.
Many royal fans and critics are curious to know whether Prince Harry is trying to reach out to Kate Middleton. The Princess of Wales recently spent two weeks in the hospital after undergoing abdominal surgery. The seriousness of her condition can be inferred from the fact that she is expected to recover at home for the next two months.
To prioritize her health, Kate has cleared her schedule of all royal engagements and public appearances. It is unlikely that she will make any public appearances until Easter at the earliest. This extended absence is highly unusual for Kate Middleton.
This situation is causing great concern for Prince Harry. Despite the strain in his relationship with the rest of the royal family, he still cares deeply for Kate and wants to support her during this difficult time.
Many fans will remember the warmth and joy that lit up Kate Middleton's face whenever Prince Harry entered the room. Their relationship was known to be very loving and supportive.
Some speculate that Prince Harry might be planning a secret trip to the UK in order to see Kate Middleton. However, no official comments have been made on the matter. We can only hope that Prince Harry finds a way to support Kate during her recovery.
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