Sir John Stevens shared the 'difficulties he had with Prince William and Prince Harry Princess Diana after their tragic deaths. Na,” he recalled the conversation.
A former police chief investigating a fatal car accident in 1997 said he and the two boys talked for about an hour.
"Of course, it was difficult," he said, 79-year-old Stephensto Us Weekly Tuesday
. } "So I went with two other people who were involved in the investigation [among them] a criminal inspector, and when [we] were outside the door of [Kensington Palace], ' No, they just want to see.' You, it's me.
He continued, I outline what the conclusion is for 10 to 15 minutes. and the rest of the time was for them to question me: death, I don't want to declare where she died, what she said, and more than that, what the conversation was about.
Stevens, Discovery+'s new "The Diana Investigations The docuseries said the debate was "very emotional" for both the Duke of Cambridge, 40, and the Duke of Sussex, 37, who were 15 and 12 at the time.
"I must say, I was very emotional about it," he said.
The paparazzi they thought were very impressed with what happened by chasing cars, building cars, and driving cars at 75 mph. was lagging behind. They weren't very happy about it. I can teach you.
William later revealed that it took "five to seven years" to process the loss.
"You are slowly trying to rebuild your life, trying to figure out what happened. I kept myself busy to help you get through the initial shock phase. Perhaps We're talking five to seven years from now," William said in the 2017 HBO documentary . "Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy.
I felt she was there for me," he continued.
William is now the father of George, 9, Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, who he shares with the 40-year-old Duchess of Cambridge.seeking to preserve his mother's legacy. alive.
“More pictures around her house.
"George and Charlotte to bed…and remind them they had two grandmothers had two grandmothers in their lives and who she was and it is important to know that she existed."
He also joined his brother last year in Kensington Palace for a statue dedicated to his late mother. An unveiling ceremony was held.
"Strength and character – make her a force for good all over the world." The qualities that have made us change countless lives for the better," William and Harry said in a joint July 2021 statement. "Every day we wish she was still with us. It is our hope that this statue will forever be seen as a symbol of her life and legacy." 86}
