…By Jack Sylva for TDPel Media.
Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, stopped to talk to members of the public in Merthyr Tydfil and spoke about a blue sapphire ring that originally belonged to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.
In a clip posted to Instagram, Kate is heard telling a fan that the ring is the same one and size that she tried on before.
She also said that Princess Diana would have loved being a grandmother to her children and grandchildren and that they miss her every day.
The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Aberfan, where a landslide killed 144 people, including 116 children in 1966.
William and Kate were given a tour of the Aberfan Memorial Garden, opened by the Queen in 1974 to commemorate the victims.
Kate Remembers Princess Diana
Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, spoke to members of the public in Merthyr Tydfil and shared memories of Princess Diana.
In a clip posted on Instagram, Kate is heard telling a fan about a blue sapphire ring that originally belonged to Princess Diana.
She said that the ring is the same one and size that she tried on before.
Kate also mentioned that Princess Diana would have loved being a grandmother to her children and grandchildren, and that they miss her every day.
Royal Visit to Aberfan
The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Aberfan, where a landslide killed 144 people, including 116 children in 1966.
William and Kate were given a tour of the Aberfan Memorial Garden, opened by the Queen in 1974 to commemorate the victims.
The royal couple was greeted by cheering crowds waving Welsh flags as they arrived at the village.
They were also introduced to Mair Morgan, one of only four teachers to have survived the disaster and the only one still alive today.
Analysis and Commentaries
It is always heartwarming to see members of the royal family interacting with the public and sharing their memories and stories.
Kate’s memories of Princess Diana are a touching reminder of the late Princess’s legacy and impact.
It is clear that Princess Diana’s memory is still very much alive and that she is missed by many.
The Prince and Princess of Wales’ visit to Aberfan is also a reminder of a tragic event that took place over five decades ago.
The Aberfan disaster was a devastating event that claimed the lives of many, including children.
It is important that the victims are not forgotten, and that their memory is commemorated.
The Aberfan Memorial Garden, opened by the Queen in 1974, is a poignant reminder of the lives lost and the impact of the disaster.
Overall, the royal family’s recent visits to Merthyr Tydfil and Aberfan are a reminder of the importance of community and remembrance.
It is heartwarming to see the royal family interacting with the public and paying their respects to those who have been affected by tragedy.
These visits are a reminder that the royal family is not just about pomp and ceremony, but also about connection and empathy.