Prince William emotional while remembering Queen Elizabeth in Estonia

During a recent visit to Estonia, Prince William became emotional when he saw a corgi, reflecting on memories of his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. She passed away at the age of 96 and was known for her deep affection for the breed. As Prince William greeted the crowd, he noticed the dog and went over to pet it. While doing so, he recalled, "They were my grandma’s favorite." This personal moment showed his connection to the Queen, who famously owned over 80 corgis throughout her life. Queen Elizabeth's first corgi, named Susan, was given to her in 1944. The breed has become a symbol of British royalty, beloved by many. During his time in Estonia, Prince William participated in several events focusing on topics such as renewable energy, military defense, and education. He also had discussions with Estonia’s President Alar Karis and talked about NATO's presence in the area.