Prince William pays touching tribute to tragic army medic TikToker, 25, who was found dead in barracks as probe launched
PRINCE William has paid a moving tribute to an army medic TikToker who was found dead at her barracks earlier this month.
The heir to the throne sent his “heartfelt condolences” to the family of Lucy Wilde, 25.


And he remembered the soldier’s “warmth and compassion” when they met in 2024.
Cpl Wilde was found unresponsive in her room after she failed to attend a morning parade at her barracks in Warminster, Wiltshire on February 5.
William wrote in a moving statement released today: “It was with immense sadness that I learned of Cpl Lucy Wilde’s death.
“I remember our meeting during her time with the Welsh Guards, where her warmth and compassion were unmistakable.
“She served with courage and distinction as a medic and sought always to help others. I send my heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. Colonel William.”
As well as being an “exceptional medic”, Cpl Wilde also posted popular TikTok personal training videos to her 18,000 followers.
The Ministry of Defence confirmed it is investigating the circumstances surrounding the “deeply respected” medic’s death, though said it is not being treated as suspicious.
Josh Wilde, her brother, said Cpl Wilde had a rare “warmth and loyalty”, and had served in the army with “courage and pride” in a moving statement on social media.