- Prince William is giving an emotional speech to royal admirers at Sandringham.
- One of the attendees revealed how his mother’s funeral reminded him of Diana’s death.
- “Don’t cry now – you’ll start me,” said William on the verge of tears.
Speaking to royal admirers at Sandringham, Prince William is giving an emotional speech. On Thursday, the Prince of Wales travelled to the Norfolk estate with wife Kate Middleton, where he honored his late grand mother in front of the throng.
One of the attendees revealed: “He told us following the coffin had reminded him of his mother’s funeral, of Diana. He said it had been very difficult.”
Another shared: “I said, ‘Your mother would be so proud of you, and thank you for sharing your grief with us’, and he said, ‘I’m learning that she was everyone’s grandmother, the way people have reacted’.”
“Don’t cry now – you’ll start me,” said William on the verge of tears.
William also told another member of the crowd: “Doing the walk yesterday was challenging. It brought back a few memories.
“It’s one of these moments where you kind of think to yourself, ‘I’ve prepared myself for this’, but I’m not that prepared.”
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