Prince William has revealed his grief at losing his mom Princess Diana as he comforted a boy, telling him “it gets easier.”
The Duke, who lost his own mom at the age of 15, sympathized with grieving Deacon Glover, 11 — whose mom died last year — after they met at a community visit yesterday.
It’s a community center that helps people struggling with poverty, homelessness, addiction or other problems. William asked him about Burnley’s football prospects and said that Prince Charles had come out as a supporter of the club after directing some of his charities to work in the town.Terry Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty ImagesPrince William lost his mom, Princess Diana, in a tragic car accident in 1997.
William told staff: “We’re so grateful for all your hard work. I’m not sure there are enough words to say how grateful everyone is for what you have done.”Prince William and Duchess Kate talk to Carole Ellis and her great-grandson Deacon Glover, as they visit Church on the Street in Burnley, in Lancashire, on Jan. 20, 2022.