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(CNN) - A source close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex criticized what has been called a hysterical reaction to the comments Prince Henry made about his brother, the Duke of Cambridge, in a recent television documentary.
The source confirmed to CNN that the brothers have been in contact and that parts of the media are turning Prince William's brotherly concern for Prince Henry into hysteria.
In the one-hour documentary, Harry & Meghan: An African Journey for the British channel ITV, Enrique recognized the tensions with his older brother for the first time, saying they have good days and bad days.
He also added: “But I love him very much and you know that most things are probably, well, most things are created from nothing. But as brothers, you have good days and bad days. ”
After the documentary, palace informants told the BBC Monday that Prince William was "worried" about Prince Henry and his wife, Meghan. Those comments were collected by many of the UK's daily publications on Tuesday morning.
The source reacted to the many headlines, telling CNN that Prince Henry has never avoided talking about his own mental health, and the importance of mental health and well-being.
The source said Prince Henry gave an honest and honest response to ITV reporter Tom Bradby during the documentary.
He added that any brother or person who sees that, of course, would be worried, but they said that the tabloids and briefings of the so-called "experts and friends of the palace" are classic examples of the anti hysteria Enrique and Meghan.
How the British papers are covering the ongoing fallout from Prince Harry's documentary appearance pic.twitter.com/MS8ZaMknug
- Max Foster (@MaxFosterCNN) October 22, 2019
The source added that the institution that surrounds the British royal family is full of fearful and inexperienced people on how to best help take advantage of and display the value of the royal couple who, according to them, have modernized the monarchy alone.
The couple, who married in May 2018 at a pioneer ceremony in St. George's Chapel in Windsor, have a son, Archie Harrison.
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