Kate Middleton, Prince William Give Meghan Markle, Harry Parenting Advice; Feud Over?

Kate Middleton and Prince William have reportedly given Prince Harry and Meghan Markle parenting advice ahead of their baby’s arrival.

According to US Weekly, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who are parents to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are experts when it comes to the tricks and trades of parenting. As such, they have shared some tips to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who will become first-time parents in the Spring.

The source also said that Prince Harry and Markle have been totally open to receiving all the help that they could get from the royal couple. This suggests that Prince Harry and Markle are not really at odds with Prince William and Middleton contrary to the ongoing rumors.

Earlier this week, another source told the publication that there will always be some competition between the royal couples, but they are doing much better now compared to how they were a month earlier.

Meanwhile, 10 experts have been invited to weigh in on Middleton and Markle’s alleged feud in TLC’s special “Kate v Meghan: Princesses at War.” The documentary will air on Feb. 5 at 10 p.m.

In the two-minute teaser released by the network on Wednesday, some of the biggest rumors surrounding the Duchesses were discussed. Markle was dubbed “Difficult Duchess” because of her alleged outrageous demands before and after her royal wedding. She was also rumored to have made Middleton cry during Princess Charlotte’s bridesmaid’s dress fitting.

Middleton is said to have confronted Markle over the way the latter talked to the royal staff. But at least one expert has claimed that it’s not Markle and Middleton that are feuding but Prince William and Prince Harry.

The royal siblings are rumored to have had a falling-out after Prince William did not roll out the red carpet for Prince Harry’s wife. Prince William also reportedly had reservations about Prince Harry’s sudden decision to wed the “Suits” alum.

Some of the experts that will be part of the discussion are Victoria Arbiter, Paul Burrell, Lady Colin Campbell, Judi James, Robert Jobson, Katie Nicholl, and Ingrid Seward.