'PR gold dust' Royal's peace-making efforts between Prince William and Harry amid ongoing Royal feud

A source says that the 21st in line to the throne says that she claims she is the 'only one' who can get through to Prince Harry and Prince William amid their ongoing fued

An insider has revealed that a 'PR gold dust' royal is taking on the role of peacemaker in the ongoing rift between Prince William and Prince Harry.

The relationship between Harry, who turned 40, and his elder brother, now 42, has reportedly soured since Harry's move to the US with Meghan Markle in 2020, sparking rumours of a deep-seated feud.

A source told Woman's Day however that Zara Tindall, aged 43, is trying to act as a mediator to improve cousin Harry's relations with other senior members of the Royal Family.

"Zara figures there couldn't be a better time for her to try and broker peace. Zara feels she's the only one who can get through to both of them," the source said.

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Despite the shocking revelations in Harry's book 'Spare' and his interviews after leaving Royal duties, he is still "missed" by the establishment, reports Gloucestershire Live.

They added: "No one likes to admit it, but for all his mistakes, everyone misses Harry."

Speculation about a potential reconciliation within the Royal Family has been swirling throughout 2024, fuelled by whispers of Harry's possible permanent return to Britain.

Hopes for a thaw in relations were sparked when the Prince and Princess of Wales publicly wished Harry a happy 40th birthday.

However, GB News has reported that despite this public gesture, the brothers have not resumed communication.

Zara Tindall and her husband Mike are being hailed as "PR gold dust" for the Royal Family, as their rising popularity triggers demands for them to take on more Royal duties.

A former Downing Street press secretary who has become a seasoned Royal commentator, Giles Kenningham commented on the couple's growing influence, saying: "The Tindalls work very well on that level they have had their own careers."

He further noted, "They are independent financially and they conduct themselves well. You certainly don't see them staggering out of the back of bars."

Zara Tindall, unique among royals, was brought up without a title after her parents chose not to bestow one upon hera decision she has openly valued. Reflecting on this in a 2015 The Times interview, Zara acknowledged: "I'm very lucky that both my parents decided not to use the title and we grew up and did all the things that gave us the opportunity to do."

As an athlete, Zara garnered acclaim by securing a silver medal in team eventing at the 2012 Olympic Games, representing Great Britain with distinction.

Representatives for Prince William and Zara Tindall were asked to comment, while a spokesperson for Prince Harry opted not to respond.