Prince William Shared an old photo with the deceased Princess Diana To mark Mother’s Day. On March 15, the future heir celebrated the important day by posting a throwback photo with his late mother on Instagram. For those unaware, King Charles’s first wife died in a car accident in 1997 at the age of 36. At the time, William and Prince Harry were 15 and 12 years old, respectively.
Prince William celebrates Mother’s Day with never-before-seen photo of the late Princess Diana
Prince William recently shared a photo with his mother, the late Princess Diana, on Instagram. On Sunday, he celebrated Mother’s Day with an emotional post about the former Princess of Wales. In the caption, he wrote, “Missing my mother today and every day. Thinking of all those who are missing their love today. Happy Mother’s Day. W.”
Meanwhile, the picture shows two-year-old William enjoying a trip to a field of wild flowers with his mother. according to BBCThe photo was taken in 1984 at the royal family’s main home, Highgrove, Gloucestershire. In an instant, the future king looked down and seemed immersed in colorful flowers. During this, the late princess posed in front of the camera smiling.
Since being uploaded, this beautiful post has received over 763K likes at the time of writing. It was shared on the official social media pages of The Prince and Princess of Wales. Additionally, many online users have left wonderful words for the mother of two. One wrote: “Carrying on her legacy with respect! She was a beautiful woman.” Another commented: “What a beautiful tribute, Wills, he would have been so proud of you!”
On Mother’s Day, Prince William wasn’t the only one remembering precious moments. Officer royal family The account also shared a message and posted some pictures. It contained three black-and-white photographs, including those of the late Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen Mother and Queen Camilla, her mother. Additionally, the caption reads, “Best wishes to moms everywhere, and to those who are missing their moms today, a relaxing Mothering Sunday.”
Originally written by Sushmita Sen Momtastic.