Prince William Reflects on Grief After Queen Elizabeth II's Death

Prince William has opened up about the deep impact of losing his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and his grandfather, Prince Philip, expressing how much he still misses them three years after their passing. In a preview of the Apple TV+ series The Reluctant Traveler, he shared that Windsor Castle, where he currently resides with his family, is closely tied to the Queen's memory as it was her favored residence in later years. William described 2024 as the hardest year of his life, marked by personal and family challenges including cancer diagnoses for King Charles III and Princess Catherine. Despite the hardships, he conveyed an optimistic outlook, emphasizing that overcoming life's tests shapes one's character. Throughout the interview, William aimed to honor his grandmother by presenting Windsor Castle as she would have wished, recalling her love for the estate and her horses. His reflections highlight both the personal grief and resilience within the royal family amid significant change.