Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry lost their second, unborn child in July. Meghan announced this in a soulful article in the "New York Times". Princess Diana's brother expresses his condolences to both of them.
"When I was clutching my firstborn, I knew I was losing my second". With these honest and courageous words, Duchess Meghan, 39, announced today, Monday, that she had a miscarriage in July 2020. You can read the content of her emotional essay in the "New York Times" here. Princess Diana's brother is now the first relative of the couple to speak publicly.
Charles Spencer, 56, is actually a video call guest on the talk show "Lorraine" to present his new book. When asked about the sad news from America, he gives consolation to his nephew Prince Harry, 36, and his wife. "I can't imagine how excruciating it is when a couple loses a child this way. It's so very, very sad. All of my thoughts are with them today."
This article originally appeared on Gala.de.