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Twenty years after the demise of princess Diana, her sons princes Harry and William have paid a last tribute to Kensington. A commemoration private on the field of Althorp, where the entire royal family has placed flowers in his memory.

On Wednesday, prince William and prince Harry have made a last farewell to their mother, Diana, who disappeared in August 1997 in a car accident. On the occasion of this commemoration in London, the royal family had made it impossible for the public to access the area of Althorp, in order to better collect on the tomb of the heiress. And, like princess Diana loved the flowers and especially the roses, Harry and William have not hesitated to do the tour of the ” garden white “, converted to it by an army of gardeners and by Sean Harkin, who has been working here for almost 30 years. A way for them to walk in his steps, as if she was walking around still on the field, the smile on his lips.

This visit, which was held under the rain, has, according to the statements of Kensington Palace, the permit ” to the princes to pay tribute to the work and life of their mother before the 20th anniversary of his death “. Kate Middleton, very chic and, as usual, was also at her husband’s side, to bring him all their support. The admirers of the princess decedent, not being able to get close to the statue of their idol, have delivered cards and bouquets of sunflowers in front of the gates of the property, in the other garden : the Sunken. They stood behind the gates to try to catch a glimpse of the princes, in the hope of dragging a few words. Thus, over the seasons, the soul of the princess of Wales will always be able to reign in the corridors of the castle and the fairways well maintained cross-country trails of the park. Not to mention that she now has his statue…

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry arrive and make their way to The White Garden. pic.twitter.com/MtaJitNLtl

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