A royal biographer has revealed the “deepest regret” of King Charles III.
A royal biographer has revealed the “deepest regret” of King Charles III. According to author Christopher Anderson, the monarch has been haunted by the moment she asked her sons Prince William and Prince Harry to walk behind their mother’s coffin, us weekly informed of.
Speaking about his upcoming biography ‘The King: The Life of Charles III’, Christopher Anderson told the outlet, “I think it bothers him because it bothers him, and he’s talked about it ”
He continued, “I wrote that I believe it is a form of PTSD.”
Mr Anderson also said Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, is having a nightmare flying to London. the author continued[He said] It reminds him of the day when he had to walk past the coffin, and they were more or less threatened to do so by the palace – by the brown men who actually ran the castle, the men about whom Diana complained. .
Speaking to Us Weekly, the author also mentioned that Princess Diana’s brother also said that he was tricked into doing so. “He said it was like going through a tunnel of sadness,” Mr. Anderson continued.
Princess Diana died in an accident in Paris on August 30, 1997, at the age of 36. Prince William was 15 at the time and Prince Harry was 12. The two young royals walked with their grandfathers, the late Prince Philip, King Charles and The Earl Spencer, in front of more than a million spectators standing on the procession route in London.
“I think both William and Harry thought, ‘Who are these strangers who have never met her?’ So, they were angry about what had happened and Charles, I think, understands that to some extent he was responsible for what they had to suffer. [that]” the author told the outlet.
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Earlier, Prince Harry spoke about the same to royal biographer Ms Angela Levin for her book ‘Harry: Conversations with the Prince’. He told her, “My mother had just passed away, and I had to walk a long way behind her casket, surrounded by thousands of people watching me while millions more followed on television.”
“I don’t think that under any circumstances any child should be asked to do this. I don’t think that would happen today. No child should lose their mother at such a young age and her suffering should be shared by thousands of people.” to be seen.” ,” He added.
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