Prince William breaks silence on estranged brother Harry in an ITV documentary airing this week

Prince William has broken his silence on his estranged brother Harry, referencing him in a documentary about the fight against homelessness, set to air in Britain this week.

William and Harry are not known to have spoken since they were filmed chatting at their grandfather Prince Philip’s funeral in 2021. Harry detailed in his memoir ‘Spare’ how the couple fought in recent years, and since his marriage to Meghan Markle have become estranged. in 2018.

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The two brothers both recently attended the funeral of their uncle Lord Fellowes in Norfolk, North East England, where they reportedly did not speak despite being in the same parish.

William has made a two-part documentary called Prince William: We can end homelessness And a clip released on Saturday sees him recalling his childhood when his mother, Princess Diana, took her two young sons to The Passage, a charity for the homeless.

William says in the video: “My mother took me to The Passage; She took Harry and me there. I must have been 11 at the time, maybe 10.

“I had never been to anything like this before, and I was a little worried about what to expect.”

In the documentary, William co-founded a new venture called Homewards, working with other charities to promote systemic change in Britain, where homelessness is a growing problem across the country.

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