"Don't cry, or I'll cry too": Prince William on edge during a visit to Sandringham

He already seemed overwhelmed, Wednesday, September 14, during a ceremony in honor of the queen, who died six days earlier.

The next day, Prince William and Kate Middleton went to collect themselves at Sandringham House, in order to contemplate the bouquets placed there in tribute to Elizabeth II.

The opportunity for the heir to the British throne to interact with members of the public.

Among them, a woman, to whom the Prince of Wales would have confided his pain.

According to Richard Palmer, royal correspondent for the

, the Duke of Cornwall told the latter that the procession the day before, during which he followed the remains of the sovereign, had been "very difficult" to live with.

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A configuration that would have reminded him of the funeral of his mother Lady Diana, in September 1997. The eldest son of King Charles III would have, moreover, launched to another woman: "Do not cry, or I will cry too."

A week after the disappearance of Elizabeth II, the husband of Kate Middleton, who attended multiple ceremonies in honor of the sovereign, also declared himself “upset”.

Just like his younger brother, Prince Harry, who appeared overwhelmed with emotion during the mass organized at Westminster Hall.

This period of mourning, however, seems to have brought the two brothers closer together.

Despite rumors of a falling out, the two men gathered side by side, along with their wives Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, at Windsor Castle on Saturday September 10.