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Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales revealed the very comforting words her four-year-old son, Prince Louis, had to say after Queen Elizabeth II’s death on September 8.
On Saturday, the Princess of Wales was walking the grounds of Windsor Castle and met with supporters honoring the late Queen while she shared Prince Louis’ words of advice after he heard the news. In a clip shared on TikTok, Middleton can be seen saying, “My little Louis is just so sweet. He said, ‘Mummy don’t worry. She’s now with great grandpa.’” Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Louis’ great grandfather, passed away last year in April.
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Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving monarch in British history died last week aged 96. Since her death, prominent personalities have been sending their condolences from all over the world. The royal family, as expected, got together and stood in unity during the time. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who were already in the country for charity events joined the Prince and Princess of Wales to admire flowers left in honor of the queen outside of Windsor Castle. It was the first time the couples appeared in public together since the Sussexes stepped down as working members of the royal family and moved to California.
The following afternoon, Prince William released a statement in the late monarch’s honor, reflecting on the strong impact she’d had on him as a Queen and grandmother. He also wrote about how the Princess of Wales and their children got to spend time with the Queen, and the moments they spent with each other will always be cherished. “My wife has had 20 years of her guidance and support,” he wrote. “My three kids have got to spend holidays with her and create memories that will last their whole lives. She was by my side at my happiest moments, and she was by my side during the saddest days of my life.”
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