Same here, Prince Harry, same here.

Sunday nights can be grim enough, particularly when 'the fear' kicks in and we know we're not alone in experiencing what's often described as a glass cage of emotion. Prince Harry is no stranger to dreading Sunday nights either as according to a recent report, he absolutely hated the beginning of the week before meeting his future wife, Meghan Markle. A friend close to the dad of one shared this information with royal biographer Katie Nicholl and she included it in her biography about the prince, Prince Harry: Life, Loss and Love. Apparently, Harry felt detached from his family and Sunday nights were the worst time. At the time, he found he didn't have much in common with his older brother, Prince William, and even said that he found him "boring". However, the royal biographer feels that perhaps William was living "the life Harry wanted for himself". That's not to say he wasn't happy for his brother but he did miss him and felt lonely as he watched his brother with his wife and kids.

"He felt he had lost his partners in crime, especially William. "He was happy that his brother was married and had a family, of course, but he missed their friendship and at points he was very, very bitter about it".

Both men were at very different life stages but now that Prince Harry is a father himself and can't contain his joy at the fact, remember this adorable clip, he may even look to William for advice. After meeting Meghan on a date set up by a mutual friend, or so the royal rumour mill says anyway, their relationship quickly went from strength to strength. From an impromptu camping trip in Botswana to a marriage proposal over a roast chicken dinner, they fell in love over a few months and the whirlwind romance became an engagement. As royal fans know, they announced their decision to wed back in November 2017, married the following May and welcomed baby Archie on May 6 of this year. We're sure that Prince Harry no longer feels the same way about Sunday nights...