Prince Harry ‘Cried Once’ After Mom Princess Diana’s Death

Turn back. Prince Harry has opened up about mourning the death of his mother, Princess Diana, after a fatal car crash in 1997.

“Everyone knows where he was and what he did the night my mother died,” the Duke of Sussex, 38, said in a new clip from the ITV sit-down, which aired on Sunday, January 8. funeral and know me into detail [in my memoir] about how strange it was and how true there was some guilt that I felt, and I [Prince] William well felt, by walking outside Kensington Palace.

Princess Diana died at the age of 36 after succumbing to fatal injuries in an August 1997 car crash in Paris, while she was riding in a vehicle with her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed. After his death, two sons – William, then 15, and Harry, then 12, who are the same as your ex-husband. King Charles III – participate in traditional royal funeral professionals. The Prince of Wales, 40, and Harry walked behind the coffin at the state funeral and even greeted people waiting outside Kensington Palace.

“I’ve seen the video, it’s true – I’ve seen it all again. And the wet hands that we shook, we don’t know why the hands were wet, but all the tears that we wiped away,” the BetterUp CIO recalled to the royal reporter. Tom Bradby. “Everyone thought and felt they knew his mother, and the two people closest to her, the two people she loved the most, couldn’t express their emotions at that moment.”

Harry had been honest about his mother’s anger spare memoir, which will be released on January 10. In the book, the military veteran told that he had tried to cope with the loss by driving through the same Paris tunnel where he died.

“We left, weaving through traffic, exploring the Ritz, where Mummy had her last meal, with her boyfriend, on an August night. Then we arrived at the mouth of the tunnel,” Harry wrote in the text Us Weekly get an early quote. “We zipped ahead, through the lip of the tunnel entrance, a bump that should have sent Mummy’s Mercedes veering off course. But the lip was nothing. We hardly felt it.

Resident of California – who moved to the United States in 2020 after he and his wife Meghan Markle resigned from his duties as a senior royal – further noting that he believed the tunnels were “treacherous” before his approval.

“It’s just a short, simple, no-frills tunnel. There’s no reason to die inside,” he said in the book. “[The drive] It’s a very bad idea. … I got the closure I wanted. I got it in spades. And now I won’t be able to get rid of it.