"It's part of this role, it's part of this job, it's part of this family, it's part of being under this pressure, and things happen, but we're brothers," Harry said in the documentary (opens in new tab). 'We'll always be brothers, and even though we're on different paths now, I'll always be there for him and he'll always be there for me. But I love him with all of my heart, and most of it came from nothing, but as brothers, we have good days and bad days."

Well, things between the princes seem to finally be on the upswing. According to Katie Nichol, the Sunday Times' royal correspondent, an unnamed friend said that the brothers began talking more after their father, Prince Charles, was diagnosed with coronavirus (opens in new tab) and later recovered. The friend explained (opens in new tab), "I don't think everything is rosy again, but it's getting better." 'When they heard their father wasn't well, they got back together and now communicate more regularly. That was good.

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