Prince William said he found it extremely difficult to focus on school and normal life as he opened up about his childhood grief. The Prince of Wales, 42, this week paid a visit to Child Bereavement UK — a children’s bereavement charity in Widnes,

The Prince of Wales has travelled to Chesire today to visit a bereavement centre in Widnes, where he opened up about grief and how young people can manage it. Prince William visited Child Bereavement UK to see how its service is making a positive difference for bereaved families in the northwestern area.

After chatting with William, 16-year-old Clayton described the prince as "a genuine person, very down to earth," noting, "Obviously, he's been through the same situation as a lot of people so you can see when he does say he's glad of what we're doing, it's important because he knows what it's like for others."

"Sometimes the hardest thing about grief is finding the words for how you actually feel," the Prince of Wales admitted

Prince William opened up about the grief he experienced after Princess Diana’s death during a visit to a child bereavement center

The Prince of Wales has said grief can make it “very difficult” to continue with normal life. The Prince, who was 15 when his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, was killed in a car crash in Paris, made the comment as he spoke to teenagers during a visit to the Child Bereavement UK charity in Widnes, Cheshire.

The Prince of Wales has spoken to teenagers about dealing with bereavement during a visit to a charity. William travelled to Widnes, Cheshire, on Wednesday to see the work done by Child Bereavement UK, of which he has been a patron since 2009.

Prince William has revealed he found it extremely difficult to focus on school and normal life as he opened up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

The Prince of Wales has spoken to teenagers about dealing with bereavement during a visit to a charity. Prince William travelled to Widnes in Cheshire to see the work done by Child Bereavement UK, of which he has been a patron since 2009.

The Prince of Wales has opened up about his “most painful experience” on a visit to a bereavement charity close to Princess Diana’s heart. Prince William, 42, spoke to teenagers in Widnes, Cheshire, on Wednesday to see the work done by Child Bereavement UK, of which he has been a patron since 2009.