Prince William and Prince Harry may be having close relationship especially after shared grief following the death of their mother, Princess Diana, but the Duke of Cambridge has revealed that his younger brother has not ask him to be his best man at his wedding to Meghan Markle in May. 
At the group of discussion the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) on Wednesday night, joined by the likes of footballer Rio Ferdinand, the 35-year-old opened up about his relationship with Prince Harry. When asked by Capital FM DJ Ronan Kemp about his role at Harry’s wedding, William clarified: “He hasn’t asked me yet, just to clear that up. It could be a sensitive subject,” – referring to the diary clash that sees the wedding fall on the same day as the FA Cup Final. The father-of-two added to Rio that he was “trying to see what I can do” about the situation. “Our relationship is closer than it’s been because of the situation we’ve been through. Losing our mother at a young age it’s helped us travel through that difficult patch together. You’re like-minded. You go through similar things, it’s a bond and it’s something you know you’ve tackled together and come out better for it.” Referred to his brother, Prince Harry, as his “best mate”, Prince William adding “That’s the thing about being a best mate, inevitable one of you is sometimes on an up while the other is on a down. You’re always there for each other and repaying that favour.” A dad to son Prince George, 4-years, and Princess Charlotte, 2-years, William added that it was especially important for fathers and sons to talk about their feelings. “We’ve got to break that down where it’s ok to talk. Sons, fathers, it’s ok to have that chat. Someone’s got to be the brave one and take the first step.”
