In all these years, barring the 10th anniversary of Diana's death where a service was held at Guards Chapel, I have never seen either William or Harry publicly mark their mother's death. Query what caused Harry to do so now, with a photographer in tow?
Well I'm going to be cynical about it, so apologies to those who aren't. Lovely idea with forget me nots and kids but there's no reason they had to bring a photographer - especially as Harry has publicly talked about how he feels about the media and cameras in relation to her death. Or that they couldn't do something in their back garden with Archie - yes I'm aware they possibly have done that as well.
But it's something that I'm sure Diana would like, but it also reminds the public that they're doing "independent royal events" and Harry is Diana's son. Two things they need to trade on. I hope the charity benefited. I'm just massively cynical about this, which is a shame.
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