Kate Middleton in Hot Water Again as Rumors Suggest She's Urging Prince Harry to Leave Cressida Bonas Alone
Following several reports that Kate Middleton has become a thorn in the flesh of the royal family due to marriage issues plus the untimely chaos her mother, Carole Middleton, has caused, the Duchess of Cambridge is once again under the fire as news surfaced that she is convincing her brother-in-law to ditch Cressida Bonas.
Bonas and Prince Harry have broken up early in 2014, but it seems memories of the past have started to bring the exes together again and the sister-in-law is reportedly intervening in the spark that could rekindle the flame between the two.
An insider told OK! Magazine that the Duchess is totally against Harry getting back together with Bonas. "Kate doesn't like Cressida at all," the insider revealed, adding that Middleton has deeper reasons for disliking her brother-in-law's former flame aside from the idea of her being Prince Harry's love interest. "It goes deeper than that. She doesn't want her in the family," the source said.
It was reported way back in time that Prince William allegedly had a fling with Bonas' half-sister Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe. Although it was not confirmed, the source said the alleged fling is one of the reasons why the Duchess strongly disapproves of Bonas.
Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe was linked to Prince William when Middleton and the prince went on one of their breaks, and according to the insider, the stressed Duchess is worried that her husband might be seeing "Isabella as the one who got away."
The rumor gets more interesting as the source revealed that Middleton does not even want to hear Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe's name mentioned, noting that she might still be upset about the issue that her husband dated Bonas' half-sister in the past.
However, the source clarified that Middleton is also worried that Bonas might break Harry's heart again and she allegedly told her husband to warn his brother about the possibilities when they get back together.
