William talks about Diana (and his fatherhood)
While the Royal Family continues its lockdown from a coronavirus isolated and far from institutional commitments, William and Kate seem to have picked up the task of keeping the presence of the English Crown alive within the everyday life of the United Kingdom and also - and above all - out of the mere rumors of the tabloids (which, on the contrary, Harry and Meghan are not doing).
And so even William, now a true face of the monarchy of the United Kingdom (the more time passes, the more evident it seems that the throne could "skip a generation"), has decided to speak publicly about his being a father, showing his most human face . And recalling the figure of Diana for the first time.
In the BBC documentary, Football, Prince William, and Our Mental Health, the Duke spoke of his fatherhood: "Having children is one of the most life-changing moments" he confided to former champion Marvin Sordell who, with William , shares having grown up without one of the two parents.
"Your father is gone, my mom died when I was very young and so fatherhood made the emotions go back in big waves" confided the Prince. William's documentary, which will launch the Heads Up mental well-being campaign, will air on May 28.
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