National mourning was observed in the United Kingdom this Monday after the murder of two children in a premises in Southport where a group of schoolchildren had gathered to dance to the songs of Taylor Swift. A 17-year-old boy entered the establishment with a knife, killing two minors and seriously injuring nine others, who are in critical condition. A terrible incident that has devastated the entire country and that the Princes of Wales have condemned through a message on social networks: “We send our love, thoughts and prayers to all those involved in this terrible and atrocious attack.”
William of England And Kate Middleton They shared a joint statement via their official accounts, mourning the tragedy and offering condolences to all those affected: “As parents we can’t even imagine what the families, friends and loved ones of those killed and injured in Southport are going through today,” the text begins. He concluded, “Thank you to the first responders who, despite facing the most horrific scenes, demonstrated compassion and professionalism when their community needed them most.”
The wife of William of England has broken her silence to accompany in the grief of all the victims of this tragedy. She, better than anyone, knows how comforting a word or a hug is in a bad moment. We remember that the Princess is on indefinite leave away from the media spotlight while she receives treatment for the cancer she detected last February. Both her physical condition and her spirit have improved considerably in recent weeks and we have been able to see her at some important events, such as the Trooping the Color ceremony or the Wimbledon final, where she presented the trophy to Carlos Alcaraz of Murcia.
Guillermo, along with his three children, has become Kate’s greatest support in her fight against the disease. The entire family is dedicated to the princess’ recovery, to the extent that the prince is one of the few royals who has not traveled to Paris for the 2024 Olympic Games, nor has his father, Charles III, who is also undergoing medical treatment to fight cancer at the age of 75.