Prince Harry Pens Moving Foreword For Children Dealing With Bereavement

Looks like the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry won't be coming to an end anytime soon. The brothers, whose relationship was described as 'space' by Prince Harry during his interview with Oprah last month, are probably not on the road to reconciliation.

With what would have been Princess Diana’s 60th birthday just a few short months away, plans are well underway to mark the occasion with a new statue at Kensington Palace, her former home. But with so much upheaval and bad feeling between her sons Harry and William, Diana’s biographer Andrew Morton exclusively tells OK! that the original plans could now be thrown up in the air.

Several international reports had earlier revealed that Prince William and Prince Harry will be putting aside their differences and coming together for the unveiling of their late mum Princess Diana's statue in London in July.

William and Harry both lost their mother Princess Diana when they were young, but they have done their best to keep her memory alive and, in particular, raise their children hearing about her. Louis, two, is the youngest of William and Kate's children, and Harry showed his love by getting him a present related to one of his happiest memories with Diana.

On July 1, Princess Diana's statue will be installed in the Sunken Garden, London, on what would have been Princess of Wales' 60th birthday. Commissioned by her sons Prince William and Prince Harry back in 2017, the brothers in a joint statement had shared, "Our mother touched so many lives.

Opening up. Prince Harry’s reaction to Princess Diana’s death was revealed in the new children’s book, Hospital by the Hill. The Duke of Sussex wrote the foreword for the book, which was written by Chris Connaughton and is for children and or young people who have lost parents or loved ones to the current health crisis.

Prince Harry has reflected on the death of his mother, Princess Diana, as he writes a touching note to bereaved children.The 36 year old has written the foreword for a new book being released to support children who have lost their frontline worker parents during the Covid-19 pandemic. Duke of Sussex Harry lost his mum when he was just 12 years old when Diana tragically died in a car crash at the age of 36 in 1997.

Prince Harry has written the forward for a new book aimed at the children of frontline workers who died in the COVID-19 pandemic, sharing the pain he suffered as a boy after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.Harry wrote that losing his mother at age 12 left “a huge hole inside of me,” according to excerpts of the book printed in the Times of London.

Prince Harry is opening up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana.The Duke of Sussex wrote an emotional foreword for, a book written by Chris Connaughton for children and young people whose loved ones have died from COVID-19.

Prince Harry says the tragic loss of his mother Princess Diana at just 12-years-old left “a huge hole inside” of him. “When I was a young boy I lost my mum.

Prince Harry has penned the forward for a children’s book.

“The Queen is 94 years old. She shouldn’t have to deal with all this unnecessary drama,” says one royal source.

Prince Harry and Prince William are reportedly set to reunite following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s interview with Oprah Winfrey. Prince Harry, 36, and Prince William, 38, are said to have last seen one another at the Commonwealth Day celebrations in 2020.The Duke of Sussex appeared alongside his wife Meghan Markle, 39, on Commonwealth Day last year for the couple’s final public appearance as senior members of the royal family.