Late Queen Elizabeth’s remembrance service: Prince William fights back tears, remembers Princess Diana’s funeral

While attending Queen Elizabeth’s remembrance service, Prince William admitted that he had could revisit the memories of Princess Diana’s funeral.

The Prince of Wales solemnly joined the procession alongside his brother Prince Harry from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall on Thursday. After paying tributes to the late Queen in Sandringham, William, the 40-year-old prince, confessed that these moments of the late Queen’s cortege brought back the pain of her late mother, who died when he was only 15 years old.

How did Prince William react to attending the funeral of Queen Elizabeth?

During the procession with the late Queen Elizabeth’s coffin, Prince William felt emotional standing alongside his brother Prince Harry. According to Jane Wells, a follower who came to offer flowers at the Norfolk estate, the prince told them that he felt it difficult while following the coffin as it seemed a haunting echo of his late mother, Princess Diana’s funeral.

Another person from the crowd said that while seeing her with tears, Prince William replied her not to cry, or she would make him cry too. The prince also said that after seeing the reaction of the masses, he released that the late Queen was everyone’s grandmother.



Will both, William and Harry, be seen together afterwards?
On the occasion of the deceased Queen Elizabeth, Prince William and Harry were seen together. According to schedule, the royal brothers will again rejoin to stand together behind their grandmother’s coffin at the funeral on Monday.

As their mourning continues, the brothers will show unity while their wives Kate and Meghan follow car in the procession.

The procession will be led by a group of around 200 musicians, while the military members will line the route.

Meanwhile, members of the Royal family will follow the gun carriage with Her Majesty’s coffin, with William and Harry reuniting one more time in the sombre march.

This reunion of the royal brothers reminds the contrast of Prince Philip’s funeral last year, where cousin Peter Philips separated them.