Speaking to US Weekly, the royal expert suggested that as a result of living in different "lenses" and having totally different life outlooks the roles of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, "do not correspond" and would never have worked regardless.
But he claimed that despite the fractured relationship, the couples do text regularly and ask about what "Netflix" shows each other are watching, but he claimed they opt to avoid discussing the claims made by the Sussex's in various media appearances as that would "sting" too much.
Mr Pearce was asked what, if any, communication the Sussex’s have with the Cambridge’s following the bombshell claims made by both Prince Harry and Meghan towards the royal family in recent months.
Mr Pearce said: “What is happening is that they both have very clearly defined roles that do not correspond.
“I don’t mean as women within the family, I don’t mean as the wives of these two extraordinary Princes.
“I am talking about the statement they are making individually as women.”
Mr Pearce went on to suggest how Kate has “her own specific role” which when compared with Meghan, “is very different”.
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