Tragic Loss of Royal Cousins: Rosie Roche Found Dead at 20

Tragic Loss of Royal Cousins: Rosie Roche Found Dead at 20

In a shocking turn of events, Princess Diana's great-niece Rosie Roche, 20, was discovered dead at her family home in Wiltshire, with a firearm lying nearby. The devastating news was confirmed by an inquest hearing at Wiltshire and Swindon coroner's court on July 20. According to the area coroner Grant Davies, the police investigation has ruled out any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement.

Rosie, a cousin of Princes William and Harry, was pursuing a degree in English Literature at Durham University. The university has expressed its condolences, stating that she will be deeply missed. This tragic event marks the second loss in the royal family's extended circle, following the death of Thomas Kingston, the husband of Lady Gabriella, in February last year.

Kingston, a financier, died at the age of 45 due to a traumatic head wound, with a gun found near his body at his parents' home in the Cotswolds. The police investigation concluded that his death was also non-suspicious. The royal family is undoubtedly grappling with the loss of two young lives, and our thoughts are with them during this difficult time.