Princess Kate Says Prince William and Prince Harry Are Setting a ‘Terrible Example’ for Their Kids

Princess Kate has had enough. The 44-year-old royal is losing patience with estranged brothers Prince William and Prince Harry‘s long-running feud, a source told Star in a story published on Friday, October 9.

“There’s been zero progress,” revealed the source. “So her instinct is to now do everything she can to fix things,” especially with the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana‘s death coming up next year.

Harry and William’s late mother tragically died at the age of 36 from injuries sustained in a 1997 Paris car crash when they were both just young boys.

“The expectation is that William and Harry will do something together to mark the occasion, and Kate very much wants them to honor that,” said the source. “As a mother, it pains her to think of how devastated Diana would be that her only two children have gone years without speaking. She’s not holding back on telling William as much, either.”

As Examiner previously reported, Kate, 44, simply can’t accept that William, 44, and Harry, 42, may never speak again — and when it comes to reconnecting the estranged siblings, she and their father, King Charles III, are on the same page.

“She isn’t denying that Harry has changed nor is she suggesting they all need to be best friends,” Star‘s source noted. “But she is very loudly voicing her opinion again, which is that this ugliness can’t go on.”

The Princess of Wales is “also saying” that William and Harry’s feud is “a terrible example for the children,” the source said Prince George, 13, Princess Charlotte, 11, Prince Louis, 8, and their cousins Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5.

“It’s untenable,” added the source.