Prince William & Kate Middleton Struggle To Hide Marriage Tension At Pippa's Wedding
May 20 2017, Published 7:52 p.m. ET
Prince William and Kate Middleton were doing their best to cover up their marriage trouble at her sister Pippa's wedding on Saturday night. But their glaring distance was a sign that she still hasn't forgiven him!
The 34-year-old and Kate, 35, were as far apart as a couple could get during the big celebration. Despite Kate being in charge of Pippa's needs, she rarely was seen getting close to her hubby, even after the ceremony.
As RadarOnline.com exclusively reported, William has been struggling to get out of the doghouse after his March ski trip that caught him acting flirty. Now, insiders told RadarOnline.com the Royal pair are attending marriage counseling.
"Of course it was all downplayed, but Kate was horrified and since then Will has been nothing short of a slave trying to make amends," an insider told RadarOnline.com.
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"All these publicity stunts and interviews are total deflections from the truth," the source went on about their recent joint-appearances together. "Kate's really struggling to forgive him."
"She was humilated and part of their therapy is for him to make public gestures to repair the damage," said the source.
The tension still seemed to be high during Pippa's wedding though, as they were constantly seen in different places: William with brother Prince Harry, and Kate clinging to her two kids — George, 3, and Charlotte, 2.
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