The Mirror's royal editor Russell Myers has penned a new biography detailing the lives of Prince William and Princess Catherine, providing extensive insider insights into their relationship with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In this third installment of a serialized excerpt, it discusses Catherine's growing frustration and inability to bridge the gap between the two brothers amidst their escalating conflicts.

William is portrayed as being deeply affected by Harry's decision to step away from royal duties, which has been brewing for years but reached a significant turning point with Harry's departure. The article emphasizes the heartache William has felt over the disintegration of his relationship with Harry and the haunting memories of their earlier bond. As their relationship deteriorates, William reportedly struggles with feelings of betrayal and loss, while also worried about Harry's perceived paranoia.

This narrative not only highlights the personal struggles within the royal family but also underscores the broader implications of their rifts for the monarchy. With Catherine stepping back from her previous role as a peacemaker, the ongoing tensions may impact the royal family's public perception and their future dynamics, as the separation continues to unfold.