Buckingham Palace has shared a fresh update on King Charles following Prince Harry’s candid admission, bringing renewed attention to the monarch.
The official account of the Royal family dropped the exclusive glimpses of Prince William, King Charles and Queen Camilla as they made a rare joint outing, visiting Aberfan to mark the 60th anniversary of the mining disaster.
Along with the snaps of the outing, the palace penned the caption, “Honouring the enduring strength of the Aberfan community.”
They added, “The King, The Queen and The Prince of Wales have joined survivors, bereaved families and members of the community in Aberfan to pay tribute to the 144 people who lost their lives in the disaster on 21st October 1966.”
Notably, the update came after Prince Harry opened up about his regrets over his final phone call with Princess Diana.
During an episode of GQ’s interview series One More Question, the Duke of Sussex disclosed that living with grief decades after his mother’s death and the questions he still wishes he could ask her.
Prince Harry’s emotional confession about Princess Diana
Harry shared that he thinks about his mother “almost every day.”
“It’s just a quick sort of like, ‘Wow, miss you. Wonder what the world would be like if you were still here. Wonder what my family would be like if you were still here,’” he said.
“If I’d known it was the last call with her, how different that conversation would’ve been,” Harry said in the interview.
He noted, “And I’m the one that has to live with that. And the fact that as a 12-year-old kid, all I wanted to do was go off and run and play with my cousins.”
To note, Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash on August 31, 1997, at age 36.
Harry was 12 and William was 15. Hours before her death, she spoke to her sons by phone while they were staying at Queen Elizabeth’s Balmoral retreat.
The brothers later recalled the brief call in the 2017 documentary Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy.
