The relationship between Prince William and Prince Harry reportedly hit an "all-time low" earlier this year. It was also reported that Prince William is "angry" that Harry keeps talking about his late mother, Princess Diana, in interviews. And now, a former royal staffer claims to have a relative who may be able to bring the once close siblings together.

In an interview with the Express, Grant Harold, King Charles' former royal butler, said, "Beatrice can bring Harry, William, and Charles together." He continued, "She will be a leader of peace in the family. She is close to William and Harry, as well as the King, and they trust her."

As for whether there are other members of the royal family who could reunite the estranged family, Harold was adamant. 'But she won't want to get too involved. She will try to be discreet."

Harold also suggested that Beatrice may have already been trying to get Harry and William together. He explained, "She would definitely, at some point, have talked to the two brothers and tried to remedy the situation."

The former royal butler also mentioned her close relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth as evidence that Beatrice was the perfect peacemaker. Beatrice was very close to the late Queen Elizabeth. They had a strong bond, which was respected by the royal family." She was also close to her uncle, King Charles, and cousins William and Harry. She was close to the entire family and was known to be approachable and trustworthy."[9

Beatrice grew up with her cousins William and Harry and apparently has an easy relationship with them. According to Harold, "It has always been the same. They always joke and laugh together." Whether Harry and William can repair their sibling bond remains to be seen, but Harold suggested that there is still hope, thanks to Beatrice. 'They're cousins, but they get along great and have each other's backs. They spend a lot of time together." Of course, only time will tell if Princess Beatrice can really work her magic, but royal fans should not give up hope just yet.