William talks about losing his mother

- Britain's Prince William said Wednesday openly about his own pain and grief after the death of his mother Diana when visiting with wife Catherine at a meeting of Stratford.

This is an institution that helps children and families with the process of grief and sorrow. William wears the organization a warm heart. Founder Julia Samuel, a former friend of his in 1997, was killed mother and godmother of his son Prince George.

'You know, I was very young when I lost my mom,' William said in an interview with the nine year old Aoife, whose father died six years ago. 'I was fifteen and my brother was twelve. So we lost our mothers when we were very young,' William comforted the girl. 'Do you talk about your father? It is very important that you do, very important.'

The girl was happy that William had spoken with her. 'It's nice to know that there are other people who know what it's like to lose someone.' Aoife's mother was moved to tears. 'I could not believe he talked to her about his mother. It was very emotional. I could hardly contain my tears,' she said afterwards.