Even though the deep rift between Prince William and Prince Harry doesn't show any signs of ending soon, royal experts say there are still aspects of their bond that link them together in spite of their differences.
As far apart as the brothers may be, both physically and emotionally, royal historian Amanda Foreman says they still share an unshakeable core value instilled in them by their late mother, Princess Diana. Speaking to People for its new cover story published in the lead-up to the 28th anniversary of Diana's untimely death, in a car accident in Paris on Aug. 31, 1997, Foreman described the lasting impact the late royal has had on her sons, even amid their infamous royal rift.
