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LONDON WAS ALMOST SILENT — BUT FOR WILLIAM AND HARRY, THE LONGEST WALK OF THEIR LIVES HAD ONLY JUST BEGUN On September 6, 1997, Britain stopped to say goodbye to Diana, Princess of Wales. Her coffin moved slowly through London as enormous crowds stood in near silence, many holding flowers, many openly crying. But behind the royal ceremony was a far more painful sight. Prince William, 15, and Prince Harry, just 12, followed their mother’s coffin through the streets — two young sons carrying a private grief in front of the entire world. The procession would end at Westminster Abbey, but Diana’s journey was not over. After the public farewell came one final, far quieter chapter at Althorp, away from the crowds and cameras. Nearly 30 years later, it is still the image of those two boys walking behind their mother that remains impossible to forget. 👇 The full story behind Diana’s final journey is in the link below.

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29 Years On, the Image of William and Harry Walking Behind Princess Diana’s Coffin Still Breaks Hearts Nearly three decades after Princess Diana’s funeral brought London to a standstill, one… Read more