Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer has opened up the grief he still experiences almost three the year after his sister, mother of Prince William and Harry.
Charles Spencer released emotional statement when he appeared on ITV are loose men on May 15, a special edition of Solve women Marking Mental Health Consciousness Week.
According to GB NewsPrince William and Harry’s uncle focused on siblings grief and sincerely talked about the emotional toll of Princess Diana’s death and the deep bond he shared with his sister who grew up.
During the emotional discussion, Princess Diana’s brother described the loss of a sibling as “an amputation.”
He said, “You grow up with these people, they are your flesh and blood, they are with you forever and then they are gone.”
Diana, the then princess of Wales, died at the age of 36 in August 1997 after a car accident in Paris.
Spencer continued, “For years after Diana died, I would think, ‘I have to call her and tell her something,’ because we shared the same sense of humor, and of course you are aware that it will not happen.”
Princess Diana’s brother remarks come days after Prince Harry told BBC He “would love a reconciliation” with the royal family.
In an emotional conversation, Prince Harry said, “There have been so many disagreements between myself and some of my family,” but now had “forgiven” them.
“I would love reconciliation with my family. There is no meaning to fight more; life is precious,” the Duke continued.
