Prince William and Prince Harry interacted more than they have in basically the past two years in the two weeks since the death of their grandmother, the Queen.

Both attended Balmoral shortly after the Queen's death, William invited his brother Meghan Markle and her husband for a walk in Windsor, and the two couples reportedly shared a private meal. The Sunday Times (via the Mirror) also reports that the two had passed each other by car in Windsor and had an impromptu chat.

Still, according to various reports, their feud is far from over and will likely not end until the Duke and Duchess of Sussex either announce an upcoming media project or cancel it altogether.

"The family continues to mourn, finally being allowed to mourn the queen away from the gaze of millions," one royal source told the Mirror. [But talk of a truce between the prince and the duke will only be temporary.

"But even if there is talk of a truce between the prince and the duke, it will only be temporary."

"The feeling is that until all the cards are on the table, there is little point in pursuing a restoration of relations.

A few days ago, there were reports that Harry wanted to make edits to his memoir and delay the publication date, and more recent reports have not only repeated this, but also revealed that the Sussexes are trying to remove various stories about the royal family from their upcoming documentary on Netflix It was also revealed that they may be attempting to do so. (Incidentally, the Arcewell website still does not acknowledge the existence of such a documentary program.)

And it is not only Prince William who is anxiously awaiting the release of this book and series: Prince Charles is reportedly withholding the titles "Prince" and "Princess" from the Sussex children, Archie and Lilibet, until this project is announced. Allegedly.