Prince William is representing on the passing of his mom, the late Princess Diana.

On Saturday, the Duke of Cambridge talked in the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland within the imperial tour of the Nation. Throughout his comments, the 38-year-old royal stated that he had been at Balmoral Castle when he learned of this catastrophe.

"Along with listening this week, there's something I really do want to inform you," William started, based on People magazine.

I have been visiting Scotland because I was a little boy. As I grew up, I watched the way my grandma [Queen Elizabeth II] relishes every moment she goes. And my dad [Prince Charles] isn't happier than when walking among the hills"

William went on to say that Scotland is the"origin" of a number of the"wildest memories" but his"saddest."

"I had been in Balmoral once I had been told that my mom had died. Because of this, the relationship I believe to Scotland will eternally run deep"

They were attending St. Andrews.

"And alongside this debilitating memory, is just one of fantastic pleasure," William said. "Since it had been here in Scotland -- 20 years back this year -- which I met Catherine."

He also added,"Obviously, the city in which you meet your potential spouse holds a very special place in your heart"

"George, Charlotte and Louis know how dear Scotland would be to both people, and they're beginning to construct their very own happy memories , also," WIlliam mentioned of the couple's three kids. "We don't have any doubt they'll develop sharing our love and link to Scotland in the Highlands to the Central Belt, by the Islands to the Borders."

On Thursday, William and Prince Harry released different statements after it had been disclosed that BBC journalist Martin Bashir utilized"deceptive behavior" to procure his contentious interview with Princess Diana at 1995.