Princess Diana was always a loving mother to her two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. Following her sudden and tragic death in 1997, Harry and William were left without their mother. But according to a royal expert,

Princess Diana shook up the British royal family for her unique—and personable—approach to how she did things, and she was no different with her two boys, Prince William and Prince Harry. A royal expert revealed that the late princess went out of her way to give her children as much of a normal upbringing as possible—a practice that is currently being carried over to the new kids of the royal family.

The late Princess Diana seemingly changed the trajectory of the monarchy when it came to raising her sons, William and Harry.

Prince Harry maintains a relationship with Princess Diana's siblings in the U.K., as his feud with King Charles and Prince William worsens. “It didn't make a whole deal of sense when they only met for half an hour the first time when he came over immediately,

Prince William and Prince Harry may not agree on much these days, but when they were kids, the sons of King Charles and Princess Diana both enjoyed this Christmas dessert, a former chef at Kensington Palace revealed.

Prince Harry has forged a close bond with family members in the UK despite remaining in a longstanding feud with King Charles and Prince William, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke of Sussex's relationship with his older brother and father remains fractured following his step back from working duties nearly five years ago.