Prince Harry suffered severe trauma as a child. The confession after many years. Here’s what he said.
Before Megxit, that is, his move to the United States of America with his wife Meghan Markle, Prince Harry was one of the most loved members of the Royal Family.
A recent YouGov poll on the popularity of the English royal family found that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are the least loved by their subjects and people around the world.
The collapse in approval began in 2020, when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to move away from royal commitments and the Palace to go to the USA, the country of origin of the former Suits actress. Subsequently, the documentary and the autobiography of King Charles’ second son had a major impact on popularity, in which many uncomfortable details of life at court were revealed.
According to a YouGov poll, only 31% of Britons view Prince Harry positively and only 26% of them view Meghan Markle positively. Royal expert Hilary Fordwich, in an interview with the Express, said that this is the “biggest popularity collapse in history”.
In fact, Prince Harry went from being the most loved member of the Royal Family after Queen Elizabeth II to being one of the least loved, “now it is just above Prince Andrew.”
Prince Harry’s Bitter Confession About His Mother Lady Diana
As everyone knows, when he was still very young, the second son of King Charles III lost his mother Lady Diana, who died in a car accident.
This serious loss marked him for his entire life and it took a long time before he was able to talk about it openly. Prince Harry starred in a new video as the global ambassador for Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity for young people who have lost a parent in the military.
In the video that was shared on the organization’s channels, Lady D’s son urged young people not to hide their emotions, especially in the most difficult moments. “It was so easy as a kid, you convince yourself that the person you lost wants you sad as long as possible to show them that they miss you.”
Harry says he was able to find a balance with the grief and finally accept the trauma. “Only with the passage of time comes the realization that the person who left actually wants you happy.”
As written, it was difficult for Prince Harry at first to talk and share his pain: “At first I didn’t want to talk about it because it made me sad, but once I realized that by talking about it you’re celebrating their life, then things become easier.”
