In the face of Princess Catherine's fierce journey and several months' absence from the royal family, Princess Catherine continues to brave her difficult problems. Princess Catherine is currently showing positive signs and can count on the unwavering support of her husband Prince William, as well as her family and close friends. These difficult times also require a lot of strength from Prince William, who is overcoming this difficult ordeal with his beloved wife.

According to recent information from Magazine, Prince William has no intention of turning to his brother, Prince Harry, for comfort. Royal expert Jennie Bond explains it: "When two members of a family are angry with each other, life becomes very difficult, not only for them but also for the rest of the family". Jennie Bond added that Meghan Markle's husband will not and will not be there to help her or give her a shoulder to cry on. This delicate situation illustrates the current tensions between the two brothers and the complexity of family dynamics within the royal family as Princess Catherine continues.

Journeying with courage and determination, the support of his family remains essential for Prince William, even as he faces this challenge without the comfort of his younger brother. Although Prince William has no intention of crossing the Atlantic to seek support from his younger brother, Prince Harry. Hope you can count on other members of your family. Royal expert Jennie Bond said: "Loyalty is at issue and there are no easy answers. This is when William needs all the love and support you can get from his family".

Prince William can count on his cousins ​​Mike Tindall and Peter Phillips in particular. Jennie Bond remembers that Princess Anne's son Peter Phillips was a constant support for both brothers, in good times and bad. Peter Phillips was pictured walking between William and Harry during Prince Philip's ceremony, as if to keep the peace. Although tensions seem to have eased following King Charles's announcement. The brothers are still unresolved, royal expert Robert Hardman told The Independent May 30. The problem is that there are still trust issues now, with Harry's memoir titled The Substitute and published in January 2023, continuing to cast a shadow over family relationships.

Robert Hardman explained: "People are still very hurt, especially Prince William, by intimate childhood moments in the family, which appear in Harry's book". With two members of the Windsor family currently struggling, tensions continue to hang in the halls of Buckingham Palace. This complex situation not only highlights the personal challenges facing Princess Catherine and Prince William but also highlights the ongoing rifts within the royal family. The need for family support has never been more important for Prince William, who must face this ordeal without the comfort of his younger brother.