Prince Harry issues heartbreaking statement after Prince William made sad admission about King Charles and Kate Middleton’s challenging cancer journey.
The Duke of Sussex marked Remembrance Day by releasing a personal letter to the young members of Scotty’s Little Soldiers.
Harry penned, “Dear Scotty’s Little Soldiers, During what may be a particularly difficult time for you and your family, know that I am thinking of you and hoping for your Remembrance weekend to be filled with comfort, support, and shared understanding with your fellow Scotty’s members.”
He added, “This is an incredibly important and emotional time of year, when so many come together to pay their respects to your military parents and our military family, for their service and for their sacrifice.”
Speaking of the pain that comes after losing a parent, the former working royal said it is immensely “difficult” to carry on with life. For the unversed, Harry lost his mother, Princess Diana, when he was only 12.
He continued, “But being part of such a strong and resilient community like Scotty’s can really help. Spending time with people who understand what you may be feeling and who can rally around you in moments of need is something to cherish, Scotty’s will be there for you year-round, and I encourage you to take full advantage of all this community has to offer.”
Harry said one should not be “ashamed” of Grief as it is “normal to feel sadness from loss.”
However, the Duke shared, “…don’t forget that you also deserve to feel happiness – your parent would want that, trust me.”
“On this Remembrance Sunday, I hope you carry a sense of pride for your mum or dad, as they do for you, with the understanding that they will never be forgotten. It’s an honour for me to be a part of this community alongside you,” Harry concluded his statement.
It is important to note that Prince Harry’s heartfelt message came after Prince William updated royal fans about King Charles and Kate Middleton’s cancer battle.
