Expert Rejects Criticism About George & Charlotte’s Role In Queen’s Funeral

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Part of the controversy currently surrounding Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s attendance at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral and their participation in walking behind her coffin is the fact that Prince William and Prince Harry have both spoken publicly about how difficult it was to participate in their mother’s funeral. In the 2017 documentary, “Diana, 7 Days,” Prince William who was 15 when his mother died described walking behind his mother’s coffin as, “One of the hardest things I’ve ever done.” Meanwhile, Prince Harry whose children were absent from the funeral told Newsweek he didn’t “think any child should be asked to do that, under any circumstances.”

To sort through the facts and the noise, we turned to Dr. Deena Manion, PsyD, LCW, the executive director and chief clinical officer at Westwind Recovery.

Not only did she give us insight into William and Harry’s singularly unique experience at Diana Spencer’s funeral, but she shared how George and Charlotte’s participation at Queen Elizabeth’s event may not have negatively impacted them.

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