The rift between Prince William and Prince Harry is something no one wanted, but it also has the added benefit of bringing Prince Charles and Prince William closer than ever before; according to Us Weekly, the king and the future king have a "stronger bond" thanks to the family drama of the past few years "They have been insulted by their own family members," Us Weekly reports. They have been insulted by members of their own family. It's been quite an ordeal for them, and I think they've circled the wagons, so to speak. And they've come together with a stronger bond."

Andersen said that William and his wife Kate were "natural" to the royal lifestyle "from the beginning" and that their eldest son, Prince George, is "remarkably comfortable" as William, the heir to the throne.

Since retiring from active membership in the royal family in January 2020, Harry and Meghan Markle have built a life for themselves in Montecito, California, and have been working on Harry's memoir Spare and the couple's six-part Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan," which the couple has produced for Netflix.

"As they were trying to carve out a new life in Hollywood, they were hoping the honeymoon would continue," Andersen said of Harry and Meghan. 'As time went on, their allies, friends, and admirers drifted further and further away. They are not as supportive now as they were when they arrived."

Regarding the persistent divorce rumors currently plaguing the Sussexes, Andersen says there is "no evidence" that they are headed for a breakup. Theirs is "not just a Hollywood marriage," he says. 'It's a Hollywood marriage with the added tension of royalty. Frankly, it's very hard to imagine how people at that level keep their sanity. Besides, people are always on their mind. The best thing they can do is ignore everything."