If you've ever wondered what a prospective Pope does to pass the time, wonder no more; according to a close family member, the recently elected Pope Leo XIV is just like us, enjoying games and movies in his downtime.

As we reported earlier this week, Edward Berger's sensational papal thriller Conclave captivated audiences last year, prompting some real-life religious leaders—including those who participated in this week's actual conclave to select a new Pope—to turn to the film for guidance due to its "remarkably accurate" portrayal of the process. That included Robert Francis Prevost, who has just been elected as Pope Leo XIV.

Pope Leo XIV enjoys gaming in his downtime. Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images. In a conversation with NBC, the Pope's older brother, John Prevost, shared details of his last conversation with his brother before his appointment. Amid discussions about Wordle and Words with Friends—it's true, Pope Leo XIV is an avid gamer; the brothers play these word games together daily—John asked if his sibling had watched the movie Conclave for tips.

"He had just finished watching the movie Conclave," John revealed. "So he knew how to behave. So, it's that kind of stuff [that we talk about]—I just wanted to take his mind off of [the upcoming conclave]. Laugh about something."