Prince William has opened up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana.
The Duke of Cambridge has called it a ‘pain like no other’, saying it affected his work as an air ambulance pilot.
HEARTBREAKING! WATCH WILLIAM DISCUSS THE TRAGIC DEATH OF HIS MOTHER
The Prince revealed the job left him with ‘a very depressing, very negative feeling, where you think death is just around the door everywhere I go’, adding: ‘That’s quite a burden to carry and feel.’
Williams words are part of a new BBC documentary, A Royal Team Talk: Tackling Mental Health, which sees him discuss mental health.
During the documentary he also discusses the stigma surrounding mental health.
‘We are nervous about our emotions, we’re a bit embarrassed sometimes,’ he says.
‘The British stiff upper lip thing – that’s great and we need to have that occasionally when times are really hard.
‘There has to be a moment for that. But otherwise we’ve got to relax a little bit and be able to talk about our emotions because we’re not robots.’
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