On August 31, 1997, Princess Diana was on her way to England to see her boys in a Mercedes Benz followed by the paparazzi. The driver, supposedly intoxicated, was driving at a horrendous speed of one hundred and twenty miles per hour when he lost control of the car and slammed into a support beam of a bridge. One of the three passengers of the car was pronounced dead at the scene and only two remained, Princess Diana and her bodyguard. Barely alive, Princess Diana was rushed to the hospital while the paramedics started an operation trying to save her life in the ambulance. British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook awakened Prince Charles shortly after midnight in Scotland, within an hour of the accident. Prince Charles then awoke the Queen and both went to the drawing room. When Princess Diana's condition was described as grave, Prince Charles decided to awake the children. First, he woke Prince William and then Prince Henry, who burst into tears when he was told of the accident.

There is an abundance of facts on the Internet including particular information that should not be posted anywhere. Prince William is six feet, one inch tall and weighs one hundred and thirty-two pounds. His hair color is sandy blonde and his eye color is hazel. Most people think his eyes are blue but because photographs of him are generally altered to increase sells of magazines, it is not wise to look at photographs in them. The reason for the altering is to conform to the belief that most people believe that blonde hair and blue eyes is considered the most beautiful kind of people.

His only sibling and probably his best friend is Prince William's youngest brother, Prince "Harry" Henry. Prince Henry was born two years after Prince William and unlike most children, Prince William showed no signs of jealousy when Prince Henry entered the world. The day Henry was born, Prince Charles brought two-year-old William to the hospital so the two could meet - at first sight, Prince Williams busted out into laughter at the baby. As they grew up, Prince William and Prince Henry had only each other to cling to as they watched their parents' marriage fall apart increasingly each day. Both were there to comfort their mother during the divorce and both were there to protect public attacks on their father. As a child, Prince William was (and still is) very protective of his younger brother. Prince William would threaten anyone that would pick on younger Prince Henry and would often teach the young boy from right and wrong. Once after boarding a BMW with their mother, Prince Henry stuck his tongue out a photographers only for Princess Diana to pull him back and Prince William to say, "Now, Henry, that was very naughty." Prince Henry is supposedly the complete opposite of Prince William. Prince Henry is out going, not shy, and does not mind the cameras there all the time. Royal critics have said that Prince Henry would make a more suitable Kind than Prince William would - but only time can tell, as they are both still children. The fourth most influential person in Prince William's life is Alexandria Legge-Bourke.

Prince William has two personalities - one in public and one in private. When in public, he is jumpy and constantly worried about the media because he does not like them taking his picture. Although he presents himself very well in public, he has a hard time facing the cameras which will inevitably lead to the press getting more dangerous when trying to get that "perfect picture." Whenever in private, Prince William is said to be "outgoing and caring" and he enjoys company with his loyal friends. Of course, none of this information on his private life can be supported with concrete evidence because there are no pictures or witnesses to it. As for anyone, education must be very prominent to lead a successful life. Prince William's life is currently centered on education because, like any sixteen-year-old, he must complete school

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