Prince William and Kate Middleton are heading to the United States, where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle currently reside. But, the royal couple is reportedly unlikely to reunite with the former working members of the family during the visit.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, a source claimed that the Prince and Princess of Wales have no plans in place to see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
No further details are provided, though, regarding the claim. But, the same insider noted to the outlet that the future King and Queen Consort will be in Boston, while the Sussexes, who live in California, will head to the same region the following week for their visit to New York.
The two pairs have yet to make official comments about the likelihood of a reunion between them in the country. Even so, People said that a meetup is unlikely, possibly due to the distance and length of stay.
The magazine recalled in its report, published Monday, that Prince William and Kate Middleton will be in Boston from Wednesday ahead of the second annual Earthshot Prize Awards Ceremony on Friday, which will reportedly be their last day in the United States.
As noted, a flight to the northeastern part of the U.S. is a cross-country trip for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who are based in California, Los Angeles. Although, they are said to be expected at the annual Ripple of Hope Award Gala in Manhattan on December 6, four days from the Prince and Princess of Wales’s last day.
As the talks about the unlikely reunion among the royal Fab Four continue to make headlines, royal commentators have weighed in on the matter. One even dismissed the speculations that Kate Middleton and Prince William are snubbing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, according to Express UK.
The outlet said presenters and panelists over at “Talk TV” were talking about the unlikely meetup between the two couples in the United States. When presenter Penny Smith is said to have touched on the frosty relationship between the royal siblings, panelist JJ Anisiobi reportedly interjected that it all seemingly “much ado about nothing.”
The publication, in its report published Monday, quoted the royal commentator from the exchange, stating, “Isn’t this much ado about nothing?”
It continues, “We said ‘just two hundred miles away’ - that’s a huge amount of space. It’s like if William and Kate were in London and Harry and Meghan flew to Brussels, we wouldn’t be saying, isn’t it weird they went to Brussels and didn’t go to London to see them.”
Elsewhere in the report, the outlet shared that Anisiobi noted in the same discussion how too much weight had been attached to speculation with regard to the possible reunion between the Waleses and the Sussexes.