Prince William reveals his own internal grieving process after Princess Diana death

As the British royal family always remaining tight lipped about internal matters, it appears nearly a decade after the passing of Princess Diana, Prince William is finally opening up about his own personal feelings surrounding his personal grieving process.

He not only detailed the experience but also provided an insight into his emotions and feelings during his own personal grieving process.

During an interview with BBC, Prince William was quoted saying, "Trauma comes in all sort of shapes and forms and we can never know or be prepared for when it is going to happen for us. People are going to feel angry, they are going to feel confused; they are going to feel scared. That is all normal feelings and that is, unfortunately, all part of the grieving process."

Prince William found out about the death of Princess Diana while he was at Balmoral Castle with the Queen and Prince Philip. According to a report, the pain of losing his mother was a "pain like no other pain.”

In a BBC documentary called A Royal Team Talk, Prince William stated, "I've thought about this a lot, and I'm trying to understand why I feel like I do, but I think when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really, but particularly at a young age, I can resonate closely to that — you feel pain like no other pain."