The essence
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Prince William attended an official royal family event in London on June 3.
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As he left, he greeted a fan who shouted, "I love you, brother!"«
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Their sweet interaction was captured on camera in a new TikTok video.
Members of the royal family rarely stop their cars to address the public, but Prince William made an exception on June 3. The Prince of Wales was captured on camera greeting a passerby after an event in London.
A new TikTok video shows William waving from the backseat of his Land Rover as he leaves the event. "I love you, brother!" one man shouted. With the window open, William reached out and shook her hand.
Prince William in London on June 3, 2026. Photo: Getty Images
«"Thanks! Bye, guys," William said before driving away.
A newly discovered letter from Princess Diana sheds light on her wishes for her sons, William and Prince Harry. The two-page document, written to a fan after her controversial BBC interview, Panorama , will be auctioned as part of Reeman Dansie's Royal, Antiques and Fine Art sale.
Princess Diana, Prince William, and Prince Harry in August 1987. Photo: Getty
It is expected to sell for between $4,040 and $5,385, and according to the auction house, it was in response to a letter of support from a fan named Michael Barratt.
Diana's note reflects "how touched she is by the author's content and profound words, and especially his feelings of self-discovery and desire to move forward in life.".
Princess Diana on Panorama TV on November 20, 1995. Photo: Pool Photograph/Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images
«"She hopes that the interview for the Panorama program "I'm excited to help other women who are going through similar challenges and look forward to sharing with William and Harry the importance of connecting on a deeper level and teaching them how to do the same," Ryman Dancy said in a statement.
«"His letter of support was invaluable and she is very grateful. 'With best wishes, Yours sincerely, Diana,' with the original envelope on which the Princess hand-wrote her name and address," the company said in a statement about the letter, dated November 27, 1995, and written on Diana's personal letterhead. Her interview for the Panorama program« aired a few days earlier, on November 20.
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