Prince William makes sad admission about ‘very worst pain’ as he speaks out on heartbreaking loss
Prince William has described losing his mother, Princess Diana, at age 15 as the *”very worst pain”* a child or parent can endure. Speaking as two UK child bereavement charities—Child Bereavement UK and Winston’s Wish—merged, the Prince of Wales emphasized the growing need for expert grief support. He has been a patron of Child Bereavement UK for 16 years and praised the merger for expanding care access.
William, who has openly discussed mental health alongside Prince Harry, stressed the long-term impact of unresolved grief. The charities aim to train more professionals and reach wider demographics. Liz Gratton of Winston’s Wish hopes the collaboration will deliver new projects and better serve bereaved families amid rising demand for such services.
