Princess Diana’s untimely death was one that shattered the hearts of the nation, but nobody felt her passing more than her two boys- Prince William and Prince Harry.
Since her death in 1997, the boys have grown up, tied the knot, started their own families and continued the empowering work of their mum with meaningful charities and organisations.
There’s no doubt the mum would be overjoyed for her boys today.
She has undoubtedly missed out on a harrowing amount of milestones in both Harry and William’s lives, from their weddings to the birth of Prince George.
The People’s Princess never got the chance to meet the two most important women in her boy’s lives- the Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Sussex.
Kate and Meghan have honoured their late mother-in-law on many occasions, there’s no doubt the duchesses have a mammoth amount of respect for Diana’s legacy.
Sarah Ferguson recently opened up about what Diana would’ve thought of her two daughters-in-law in an interview with Good Morning Britain:
She confessed: “She'd really just be so proud.”
“Even before they got married, Diana would have been just literally going 'I can't believe these boys have done so well',” she added.
Diana would have adored Kate and Meghan. Sarah stressed that Diana would have made sure to empower both women in whatever way she could.
"She had this enormous compassion and I honestly think she’d be so proud of the wonderful Meghan and Catherine as well."
The doting mum would have constantly reassured the girls by sharing her words of wisdom: "She'd want to embrace them and say 'You're doing well'."
