Royal broadcaster Ian Pelham Turner has feeling Kate may bridge the gap between the royal cousins (Image: Getty Images)
Princess Lilibet turns five today and she may receive a surprise from her cousins, says one royal broadcaster.
When speaking exclusively to Ian Pelham Turner, he said: “Intuition tells me that Kate might intervene, perhaps getting her children to send a message.”
While Meghan and Kate may not see eye-to-eye on all matters, they’re both mothers, and the children’s needs come first, according to Pelham Turner.
“Kate like Meghan is a very loving mother who I am sure in the future will try to reunite the Royal Family too knowing how much it means to her father-in-law,” he added.
There are plenty of people who find it disheartening that Lilibet and her brother Archie, 7, are removed from the Royal Family and don’t get to spend time with their cousins, Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Princes Louis, 8.
Lilibet turns 5 on June 4 (Image: Instagram)
It’s not just royal watchers who have noticed, it’s also their father, Prince Harry, according to a source close to the Sussexes.
“Archie and Lili are having a lovely time in California, but Harry is very sad that they are missing out on life with the rest of their family,” said the source, when speaking to the Daily Mail.
When Harry and Meghan left the royal fold to go out on their own, it created a disconnect, and the longer they’re away, the greater the divide becomes.
With Lili turning five today, she is one step closer to kindergarten, which got the attention of royal expert Emma Fabiani, who runs the hugely popular fanpage Meghan Daily Official on Instagram.
“For Meghan, I imagine it must be one of those moments where you realize how quickly childhood is moving,” said Fabiani, who went onto add, “especially because both Archie and Lilibet are growing up away from the very public royal environment Harry experienced.”
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Lili is expected to have a nice day, but it may be extra special if she hears from her cousins (Image: Instagram)
While it’s still early in the day, with the Sussexes planning to have a small birthday celebration at their home in Montecito, California, Fabiani predicts Meghan will celebrate the milestone publicly.
Meghan has been sharing photos of both Lili and Archie on Instagram, but she does it in a way to protect their privacy, which Fabiani expanded on.
“I don’t think she will suddenly start showing their faces regularly, at least not at this stage,” she said.
“My feeling is that Meghan and Harry are trying to find a balance between allowing people to see that they are a real family, with warmth and normal moments, while still protecting Archie and Lilibet’s privacy,” she added.
“That balance is not easy, especially when there is so much public interest.”
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