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The wet hands we were shaking...it was all tears they were wiping away

Sunday Express

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January 08, 2023

PRINCE Harry has told of the feeling of “guilt” he shared with estranged brother William following the death of their mother Diana.

- Mike Parker

The wet hands we were shaking...it was all tears they were wiping away

And in a trailer for tonight’s highly anticipated first solo TV interview since quitting Britain, the Duke of Sussex tells of shaking hands of mourners which were wet with tears.

He also shared poignant moments, confessing he had been “unable to show any emotion in that moment”.

The Duke opens his heart about the saddest moments of his life in Harry: The Interview, which is to be shown at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.

He recalls how he and Prince William, then aged 12 and 15, walked outside Kensington Palace after her 1997 funeral to thank members of the public.

In a trailer released last night, Harry tells interviewer Tom Bradby: “Everyone knows where they were and what they were doing the night my mother died.”

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