00:00I should miss her dearly. I felt like I lost a real family member, and I know that the Prince
00:09Charles, King Charles III now, will do an exceptional job, as will the family in supporting him through a huge
00:19transition in his life.
00:20And it's, you know, as God closes, you know, a door somewhere, he opens a window, you know, and that's
00:28what Britain is. We have a history, and this is now history, you know, moving on and the baton and
00:35being passed.
00:36But I was, I kept calling my mother and FaceTiming my family and going, do you feel how I feel?
00:42And they went, yeah. It's a very, it's the most, I don't know whether, it's because I'm British, you know,
00:49but I just felt very, like a little piece of me had gone, gone.
00:55I have to say, I mean, I'm a big royalist, you know, I really am, and I love the royal
01:00family, I love the royal family just for our country.
01:03And as a woman growing, as a girl growing up in Wales, in Britain, in the UK, I had my
01:09mom, you know, who was the strongest, most safest person to me, but I also had a queen.
01:14A woman who was a real inspiration, you know, a woman who made it okay with as a woman prime
01:20minister.
01:20When I'm in a country that's never had a woman as a prime minister, or as a woman, as a
01:26figure of leadership, of power, but also of respect.
01:32But it was, it was a very strange feeling, very homesick.
01:39I'm very proud of my heritage.
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