January 2017Prince WilliamAndPrince Harry They announced plans to commission a statuaryTheir mother, who passed away in 1997. In a joint statement, the brothers said that their mother had touched many lives. We hope that the statue will allow all who visit Kensington Palace to reflect upon her life and her legacy.
The siblings made a joint statement after removing the green cover from the statue in order to unveil it to the world.
Harry and William said that today, which would have been the 60th anniversary of our mother, they remember her strength, love, and character. These qualities made her a force for goodness around the globe, and changed countless lives for better. We wish she was still here with us every day. Our hope is that the statue will remain a permanent symbol of her life and legacy.Pip Morrison, Ian Rank-Broadleyand their teams for their exceptional work. To the friends, donors, and all those who help keep our mother's memory alive around the globe,
A spokesperson for Buckingham Palace stated that the princes will attend the event with their families. He added, "In addition, close family members of Diana, Princess Of Wales, and members of the statue commission, the sculptor Rank–Broadley and the garden designer, Morrison will also be present."
It was not confirmed at the time.Prince CharlesDiana's ex-husband orQueen Elizabeth IIWould be there, butUseOn Thursday, confirmedThey were not there.Three of Diana’s siblings.Charles Spencer, Lady Sarah McCorquodaleAndLady Jane FellowesThey were also present at Thursday's unveiling.Kate DuchessOrMeghan Markle.
Although William & Harry have not been able to communicate with each other in recent years, they share a deep love for their mother and her legacy. , the Duke of Sussex, surprised 2021 Diana Awards honorees by sending a video message in which he praised them for their accomplishments.
Archewell cofounder, Archewell, said Monday, June 28, that he was truly honored to celebrate his work, his commitment to change-making, and the crucial role you have played in representing a new generation humanitarianism. "Later this Week, my brother (and I) are honoring what would have been the 60th birthday of our mum. She would be proud of you for living a life that is authentic and filled with compassion.
A former military pilot, Diana emphasized Diana’s passion for giving back. She added, "Our mum believed young people had the power to transform the world." Because she witnessed it every day, and the enthusiasm and passion of young people just like you, she believed in your strength.
William, on the other hand, shared his feelings about the loss of his mother while visiting Scotland in May. The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland heard that he was at the Scottish Balmoral residence of the royal family when Diana's death occurred.
"I was still in shock and found refuge in Crathie Kirk the next morning. In the days that followed, the darkness of grief, I found solace and comfort in the Scottish outdoors. The Duke of Cambridge said that the connection he feels to Scotland will always be strong. "But, along with this terrible memory, there is a great joy. It was in Scotland, 20 years ago, that I met Kate. It is no surprise that the town in which you meet your future wife holds a special place within your heart.
