Prince William on brink of depression as he spends first Easter without Queen Elizabeth II

It seems that Prince William was very sad and on the verge of depression when he attended his first Easter mass after the death of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

The royal family, this past weekend, celebrated its first Easter mass without the presence of Queen Elizabeth II, a fact that shocked everyone in the royal household, because until 8 months ago Queen Elizabeth II was the main figure of the family in her 70 years of reign.

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It seems that the death of Queen Elizabeth II, was a very hard news for Prince William, because he was very close to her and admired her too much, the Duke of Wales, sometimes mentioned that his grandmother was his example to follow when he receives his right to the throne.

According to some media in the United Kingdom, Prince William would have arrived at the Easter mass with a good attitude, but as it was given, his face and his countenance were changing, the British media said Prince William would have been very sad and very depressed at the end of the mass. Also, he, unaccompanied, visited St. George‘s Chapel at Windsor Castle, where the funeral of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, was held, perhaps to dedicate some words to her, show his respects and be with the person he most admired.