Princes William and Harry lost
their mother, Princess Diana, 24 years ago, but her presence remains in
their lives daily – possibly more so since becoming parents.
“Each year on Mother’s
Day, George, Charlotte and Louis make cards remembering their Granny, Diana,
for William,” the couple wrote alongside three adorable homemade cards
created by the youngsters.
In the cards, both George and
Charlotte referred to their late grandmother as “Granny Diana,” and
sweetly wrote that they loved her “very much” and that “papa is
missing you”.
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Princess Charlotte adorable card for Princess Diana
Asked whether he tells his
kids, especially Archie, about his late mother, Harry told Hoda: “Yes,
very much so. I don’t tell him all the stuff that’s happened, but certainly
that this is Grandma Diana, and we’ve got a couple of photos up in the
house.”
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The Cambridge kids refer to Diana as “Granny Diana”
He also added that he feels
her presence constantly. “It has been over the last two years more so than
ever before,” he said.
“It is almost as though
she’s done her bit with my brother and now she’s very much like helping me. She
got him set up and now she’s helping me set up. That’s what it feels like. He’s
got his kids; I’ve got my kids.” He added: “She’s watching over
us.”
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Prince Harry’s son Archie refers to Diana as “Granma Diana”
Last year, in Harry’s AppleTV+
docuseries, The Me You Can’t See, the Duke revealed that one of Archie’s
first words had been “grandma” and that a picture of Diana features
in his nursery.
“I’ve got a photo of her
in his nursery,” he said, before adding: “and it was one of the first
words that he said — apart from ‘mama,’ ‘papa,’ it was then ‘grandma’. Grandma
Diana.”
