“I’m sorry, my son. I’m sorry for your mother.”
A Family Shadowed by Loss
remains one of the most defining and painful moments in modern royal history.
Diana’s death not only changed the course of the monarchy but also left an indelible mark on her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, who were just 15 and 12 at the time.
Despite decades passing, the emotional scars remain visible, and King Charles’s recent words appear to acknowledge the lingering pain and guilt that the family has carried since that night.
The Weight of Regret
Royal insiders suggest that King Charles’s reflection may have been prompted by recent discussions about his own health and legacy.
Friends describe him as a man increasingly
introspective and aware of unfinished emotional chapters — particularly regarding Diana and the public scrutiny that surrounded their turbulent marriage.
One source noted:
“Charles has carried that guilt for years. It’s not about politics or image — it’s about being a father and a man who lost someone he once loved.”
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