Princes William, Harry Hugging In Photo; Meghan Markle’s Husband Didn’t Confirm Rift

Prince William and Prince Harry are hugging in an adorable photo.

The Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex were very close to their mom, Princess Diana. When the late Princess of Wales died, they were left to look after each other.

An adorable photo of Prince Harry and Prince William hugging each other was shared on Instagram. In the snap, Middleton’s husband’s back faces the camera. The Duke of Cambridge is wearing a black shirt with a print that reads “Invictus Games,” which suggests that he was there to support his younger brother. Prince Harry founded Invictus Games for the wounded, injured and sick armed services personnel and their associated veterans.

“As brothers you have good days, you have bad days' Prince Harry says the ‘majority of stuff’ written about his relationship with his brother William is ‘created out of nothing’ and adds: ‘I love him dearly’ Sounds like a normal family to me. He didn't acknowledge tensions or confirmed a rift, he said they're on different paths which they are,” part of the caption read.

Another royal fan praised the photo and said that it was a beautiful moment between the two princes. Princess Diana gave them so much love and this love will keep them together.

“I love their relationship. So real. They don’t try to pretend. The love is just there,” a different user said.

Princess Diana reportedly played a role in the siblings’ feud. According to Richard Kay, it was Princess Diana who told Prince William to befriend the person he wanted to marry because the late Princess of Wales felt that had she and Prince Charles started as friends, their marriage would have not ended in divorce.

For months, there were rumors claiming that Prince William and Prince Harry had a falling-out after the future king warned his younger brother to slow down with his romance with Meghan Markle. Prince Harry reportedly went mental after hearing what Prince William told him and since then their relationship never recovered.