Prince William has recently opened up about the ongoing rift in the Royal family involving his brother, Prince Harry.

For many, it was surprising to hear William speak about this delicate topic during an interview that touched upon his future role as king.

The conversation is part of a compelling two-part documentary titled “Prince William: We Can End Homelessness,” in which William reflected on the shared childhood he had with Harry.

He recalled how their late mother, Princess Diana, played a pivotal role in shaping his charitable interests.

William recounted memories of his mother taking him and Harry to various charity functions, particularly those focused on issues like homelessness. “My mother took me to the Passage and she took both of us, little boys, Harry and I, over there,” he narrated, his voice tinged with nostalgia.

He vividly described how he was only about 10 or 11 years old then, and how eye-opening it was to witness realities so different from their own privileged lives.

This experience was a formative moment for William, marking his realization that life for many isn’t as fortunate.

The documentary also hints at the tension between William and Harry. It’s reported that the divide deepened when Harry’s request for heightened security during a visit was denied, a decision that became a breaking point in the relationship.

Following this incident, King Charles is also said to have ceased communication with Harry.

These revelations offer a rare glimpse into the personal dynamics and shared history that still influence one of the world’s most-watched families.

It’s evident that, despite the current distance, the bond created during their childhood continues to hold significance for both brothers.