They don't keep good relations - Prince William publicly mentions Harry after six years

Prince William recalled a childhood moment with his brother, Prince Harry, in his documentary Prince William: We Can End Homelessness.

In a video released on Saturday, the prince revealed that his interest in charity work began after his late mother, Princess Diana, took him and his brother to The Passage, a British charity that supports those who may be or are already homeless.

It was also his first public mention of Harry in six years.

“Mum took Harry and me to The Passage. I was 11 at the time, maybe 10. I had never been in anything like this before and I was a bit worried about what to expect,” he said.

The prince then explained in detail what had happened that day and revealed what he had subsequently achieved.

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"My mother was working as usual, smiling and joking with everyone. I remember thinking, "Well, if everyone doesn't have a home, everyone's going to be really sad."

But it was amazing what a happy environment it was, I remember good conversations, playing chess, chatting and then realizing that there are other people who don't have the same life as me.

He emphasized that this visit helped him understand that not everyone lives the same life.

“You know, when you're very young, you just think that life is what you're looking at and you don't have the concept of looking anywhere else. That's when you meet people, like me then, who put a different perspective in your head," he said. /Telegraph/