Prince William breaks silence about Harry for the first time in years and shares a touching memory with his brother

Prince William has finally given his estranged brother Harry the first public nod in years, sharing a rare glimpse into a touching childhood moment with his little brother. In his upcoming documentary, Prince William: We can end homelessnesswhich will air on ITV, William took a trip down memory lane when his late mother, Princess Diana, took him and Harry to The Passage, a charity that supports the homeless.

Remembering how Diana’s warmth put everyone at ease, William remembers the visit as a powerful lesson that shaped his understanding of the world and something that ultimately led him to start this initiative.

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“My mother took me to El Pasaje; she took Harass and I’m both there. I must have been 11 at the time, maybe 10,” William shares in his next broadcast about his efforts to end homelessness. Reflecting on his 1993 visit to The Passage charity in London, he recalls: “I’d never been to anything like it before and I was a little anxious about what to expect.”

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Describing DianaWilliam adds: “My mother did her usual thing, making everyone feel relaxed, laughing and joking with everyone. I remember thinking at the time, ‘Well, if everyone doesn’t have a home, they’re all going to be very sad.’ .’ But it was incredible how happy the atmosphere was.” This is believed to be the first time in years that William, the heir to the throne, has publicly mentioned his brother, Harry, since their rift began with Spare’s release.

Prince William shares childhood memory with Harry

Last year, the Prince of Wales launched a five-year project called Homewards as a tribute to his late mother, Diana, and her commitment to tackling social issues in the United Kingdom. William shared how he is “desperately” trying to help those who have nowhere else to go. go.

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Recalling a childhood memory with her brother, when her mother took them to The Passage, she describes how the experience opened her eyes to the harsh reality of homelessness. Through simple activities like playing chess and chatting, he realized that not everyone lived like he did. As he explains, “when you’re very little, you think life is what you see in front of you,” but meeting people with different experiences left a lasting impression on him.

“It’s when you meet people, like I did then, that put a different perspective in your head and say, ‘Well, last night I was living on the streets,’ and you say, ‘Woah.’ I remember that happening,” William said.

Following that visit, William took on patronage roles for charities The Passage and Centrepoint and even spent a night on the streets in 2009 to understand first-hand what it feels like to be homeless. Despite their current distance, Harry has also continued Diana’s legacy with projects such as the Invictus Games, efforts in digital security in addition to his other charitable works.

Reflecting on his mother’s influence, Harry shared in a 2017 interview with Newsweek, “My mother played a huge role in showing me a normal life, even taking me and my brother to see homeless people.”