NewsPrince Harry adds after the documentary on mental health

Prince Harry adds after the documentary on mental health

His youth in the British royal family is said to have traumatized him. This is what Prince Harry claims, and after a successful documentary for Apple, he adds it again.

Los Angeles – The drama about the British royals and their “renegade” member Prince Harry never ends. After the documentary “The me you can’t see” with US talk show legend Oprah Winfrey had hit like a bomb and drove the numbers of the Apple TV + streaming service to new heights, Prince Harry and Winfrey now want to step up: In “The me you can ‘t see: a path forward ”this time, in the style of a“ town hall meeting ”, it will again be about mental health problems. This is reported by The Daily Beast. The British royal family is just as “not amused” about this as about the revelations in the previous series.

In the previous series, Harry had already given deep insights into his youth and the rough upbringing in the British royal family. In particular, his father, heir to the throne, Prince Charles, was anything but good off. He is said to have told Harry and his brother Prince William several times that they had to suffer because he too had to suffer in his youth. Apparently Charles himself had been harmed by his tough upbringing by Queen Elizabeth and the now deceased Prince Philip, Harry suspected. Harry had also described his upbringing as a mixture of the Truman show and the zoo.

Prince Harry: Children shouldn’t have to suffer – Royals appalled

Harry had sharply criticized this in the documentary, according to the Daily Beast. “That does not make sense. Just because you have to suffer doesn’t mean your children have to suffer, ”said Harry. Exactly the opposite must be the case: “If you have suffered, shouldn’t you do everything to ensure that your own children do not have these experiences?”

The documentary caused horror in the English royal family. When the Queen gave Harry permission to do a mental health series, it was expected that they would deal with veterans, not Harry’s childhood trauma, the Daily Mail reports. It would be a question of trust. Why Harry, who has since surrendered all offices of the British royal family, needed permission to speak about it, however, is not stated.

Prinz Harry hat schwere Vorwürfe zu seiner Kindheit im britischen Königshaus geäußert.

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Prince Harry has made serious allegations about his childhood in the British royal family.

Royals on Prince Harry’s Traumas: Nothing for the Public

Although everyone around the royal family would only understand Harry’s trauma and “hard life”, they were anything but thrilled that this was being carried out in public as part of a TV show, according to the Daily Beast. Harry’s description of his upbringing would also paint a very negative picture, many would have a different opinion. It is another wedge between the Royals and the “rebellious” Harry, who now lives in the USA with his wife Meghan and son Archie and has been in a dispute with the Royals since the couple’s interview with Oprah in March. Reconciliation is still a long way off. (as)

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