The Prince of Wales reveals a cherished family tradition with his late mother as he prepares for his future role as King.
Prince William, the heir to the British throne, has left fans deeply emotional by sharing a heartfelt story about his late mother, Princess Diana. Speaking on Apple Fitness+’s Time to Walk podcast, William recounted how Diana used music to ease his and Harry's anxiety during childhood.
Reflecting on family car rides, William revealed that Diana often played Tina Turner’s The Best to distract him and his younger brother from the nerves of returning to boarding school. “She’d sing at the top of her voice, and even the policeman in the car would join in,” William shared, describing it as a cherished family moment.
He continued, “You’d be singing and listening to music right up until the school gates. Then reality would sink in as we realised we were heading back to school.”
This poignant memory showcases Diana’s loving and supportive nature, reminding fans of the People's Princess and her enduring legacy.
As William steps closer to his destiny as King, his reflections on Diana's influence highlight the values she instilled in her sons, bringing her memory vividly to life for royal admirers worldwide.
