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Tragedy Hits Royals as Young Cousin of Princes Harry and William Found Dead at Home
Prince Harry and Prince William are mourning the heartbreaking loss of their young cousin, who tragically passed away at just 20 years old.
Rosie Roche, a maternal relative of the princes and granddaughter of Princess Diana’s uncle, died on July 14. She was found by her mum and sister at the family home in Wiltshire with a gun nearby, sparking immediate concern, reported PEOPLE.
The devastating discovery shook the tight-knit family, but police later confirmed that they have ruled out foul play. Authorities said the death is not being treated as suspicious and that no third-party involvement is suspected, offering some clarity during an incredibly difficult time.
Rosie was in the middle of building a bright future, studying English Literature at Durham University. Those close to her described her as thoughtful and full of promise. A university spokeswoman paid tribute, saying she “will be sorely missed” — a sentiment no doubt echoed by everyone who knew her.
The news has left royal circles and many others stunned, as Rosie’s connection to the late Princess Diana brings her loss particularly close to the hearts of Princes Harry and William. Though not in the public eye, Rosie was part of the extended family that ties back to one of the most beloved figures in royal history.
The quiet sadness surrounding this loss stands in contrast to the usual glare of the spotlight on royal events. Friends and family are now grieving privately, trying to come to terms with the sudden loss of someone so young, with so much still ahead of her.
There’s been an outpouring of support online as word of her passing spreads, with many sending condolences and hoping the family finds strength in the difficult days to come.
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