Princes William and Harry regret the last call of Princess Diana.
'04.09.2017'
Source: The Daily Mail
Shortly before the 20th anniversary of the death of Princess Diana, her grown sons openly shared their feelings in the documentary “Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy,” aired on ITV. It turns out that all these years, the children of the princess bitterly regretted how their last conversation with their mother went. The Daily Mail.
The last time Diana spoke with her sons was 30 August 1997, a few hours before her death. The princess spent time in Paris, while Harry and William rested in Balmoral with Prince Charles and the queen. Like all teenagers (William was 15, and Harry was 12 years old), the boys were not eager to talk on the phone, so without much enthusiasm, they exchanged a few words with their mother and quickly said goodbye. That same night, Diana died in a car accident.
Harry confesses: “If I knew that this conversation would be the last, I would tell her everything I have to. Throughout my subsequent life, I regretted how short this telephone conversation was. " William supported his brother, sadly saying that at that moment, like any other children on vacation, they were having a good time and were sure that the call from their mother did not matter much.
35-year-old William and 32-year-old Harry lovingly recall Diana, speaking of her as a complete joy, always smiling woman. According to the princes, a frank conversation about the deceased mother helps to ease the heartache that has lived in their hearts all these years. It is known that Princess Diana treated her children with special trepidation and even violated the protocol in order to give the boys a happy and carefree childhood.
