Speculation about a possible reconciliation between Princess Catherine and the Duke of Sussex has been dismissed as wishful thinking by a royal specialist.

The 39-year-old Duke of Sussex made his first official visit to London since learning about his estranged sister-in-law’s cancer diagnosis in March.

His visit was to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, but his entourage confirmed that there would be no family meetings due to the King’s busy schedule, quashing any hopes of a royal reconciliation.

Notably, none of the royal family members attended the Invictus celebrations at St. Paul’s Cathedral, further dampening any prospects of a reunion.

Grant Harrold, a former royal butler who served the King for seven years, expressed skepticism about the likelihood of a royal reunion.

He remarked that as time goes by and more details emerge, the chances of Princess Catherine and the Duke reconciling seem increasingly remote.

Harrold highlighted the strained relationship between the Duke of Sussex and his family, particularly the Prince of Wales, who reportedly did not wish to see his younger brother last week.

This reluctance from the future King adds to the already slim chances of repairing the rift within the royal family.

The absence of any royal family members at the Invictus events underscores the challenges facing any potential reconciliation efforts.

As time passes, the prospect of a reunion between Princess Catherine and the Duke of Sussex appears to be fading.

Harrold emphasized that despite previous hopes for reconciliation, the current circumstances indicate a growing unlikelihood of mending fences.

The Duke’s estrangement from his family is becoming more evident, suggesting that resolving their differences may require more than just a trip to London.

Reflecting on the situation, Harrold acknowledged the diminishing chances of a royal reconciliation.

He noted that while he used to believe in the possibility of a reunion, the evolving dynamics and lack of engagement from the royal family members have shifted his perspective.

The complexities of the situation indicate that bridging the gap between Princess Catherine and the Duke of Sussex may be a challenging task.