He told The Telegraph: “It was very noticeable when Meghan came on the scene just how tactile she was, like holding the Duke’s hand and being arm-in-arm, so that was quite unusual.”
The photograph will go on display in a new exhibition in London alongside other famous pictures of the royals taken by the Hussein family.
The exhibition, titled Princess Diana: Accredited Access will be opening at Dockside Vaults in St Katharine Docks, London, on May 25 and will run until September 2. It comes to London three months before the 27th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death in August.
The 60-minute exhibition also includes complimentary access to the audio guide.
Anwar Hussein said in a statement: “I am honoured and humbled to have been given the opportunity to photograph Princess Diana so extensively and to have had the pleasure of having many friendly and insightful conversations with her.
“I am delighted that the images captured, as well as those of my sons, are coming home to London to recognise and memorialise such a remarkable woman and her sons.
“There are so many memories of our two families connecting and creating a special relationship, which I am pleased to be able to display in such a unique way through the exhibition.”
