Friday, January 6, the Daily Mail has unveiled exclusively a passage mentioned by Prince Harry in his memoirs. Namely the visit of Meghan and Harry on the grave of Diana. According to the revelations made by the father of the family, during this trip, his wife had made a special request to his late mother …
The memoirs of Prince Harry will be available in bookstores this Tuesday, January 10. However, some details revealed by the father of the family in his book have already begun to circulate. For proof, as the Daily Mail said on Friday, January 6, he told the day Meghan Markle paid tribute to her late mother, Lady Diana, who died on August 31, 1997.
As a reminder, the body of Princess Diana was buried in Northamptonshire, not far from her childhood home. And in 2017, on the occasion of the 20 years of this tragic accident, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had made the trip. On the spot, and as Prince William’s brother writes in his book, Meghan Markle had quickly made a request to her late mother-in-law. “When I returned, she was on her knees, eyes closed and palms flat against the stone,” reported Archie and Lilibet’s father. According to him, his wife was asking Lady Diana for “clarification and advice”.
Prince Harry: this visit he regrets
In the pages of his memoirs, Prince Harry shared extensive details about the disappearance of his mother, Lady Diana. For cause, in an excerpt of these explosive memoirs, revealed this time by People magazine, last January 5, the son of Charles III remembered the day he went under the Alma bridge in Paris. Place where his mother lost her life.
“It was a very bad idea. I had had many bad ideas in 23 years, but this one was particularly unhealthy,” could be read in the excerpt revealed by the Anglo-Saxon media. A visit that took place during the 2007 Rugby World Cup, ten years after the tragedy. Then passing through the capital, the brother of Prince William had even asked his regular driver to make him cross the famous bridge by car. “At 104 km/h, to be precise”.
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