2 Prince William and Princess Kate Reflect on Emotional Moments at Sandringham

Prince William and Princess Kate visited Sandringham Estate in Norfolk to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth, spending around 45 minutes among thousands of floral tributes left by mourners. The visit was deeply emotional, highlighting the Queen’s enduring impact on people across the UK and beyond. William comforted grieving visitors, reflecting on the public’s overwhelming response and noting, “I’m learning that she was everyone’s grandmother.”

Kate shared how their children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—are processing the loss, with George beginning to understand its significance. The visit demonstrated the couple’s dedication to both the public and their royal duties, showing that beyond their titles, they are a family experiencing loss while honoring Queen Elizabeth’s legacy of service, compassion, and unity.

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