The stress he has been subjected to in recent years does not appear to have benefited the Duke of Sussex’s health. Prince Harry manifests a certain malaise that has not escaped observers. “I’m very worried about him,” says the expert of the royal family.
Harry, malaise from media attention and desire for a “normal life”
Contrary to what some of us might think, Prince Harry’s life hasn’t always been simple, and it still isn’t. He has described himself several times as the media pressure affected his life and put him under stress. This was long before her mother Diana died in the fatal car accident on August 31, 1997, when Harry was only thirteen. As he stated in the show made for the Apple TV platform, with a significant title The Me That You Can’t See, what he always wanted was just “to be normal”. In fact, Prince Harry expresses a certain malaise here: “I didn’t want to be Prince Harry, I just wanted to be Harry“. Recalling memories of his mother, the prince states: “When I have lost my mother, the first thing that comes to mind is always the same. Me in the car with the belt, my brother next to me and the car chased by dozens of paparazzi. Without any protection. She cried and drove. And he did it every single day“. Every day, “until the day of his death. When my mother was taken away from me just before my thirteenth birthday, I didn’t want that life anymore ”.
Concern for his health
It was Royal family expert Penny Junior to raise some concern about the health of the Duke of Sussex. In fact, in no uncertain terms, she states: “I am very worried about him. The Harry we’ve seen in the last year or so isn’t the Harry I wrote about several years ago. Much of what he said and did is not like him, it is very far from his way of being. He isolated himself from friends and family. The charm, the friendliness, the brilliance are gone. He is always angry and nervous“.
Certainly the stressful events that Prince Harry has had to face in recent years are no small thing. From the tragic death of his mother, to the breakup with his family at Buckingam Palace and the move to the other side of the world, Harry’s life was filled with difficult events. Despite the psychological support received, these are events that are difficult to cope with, in the life of princes as well as ordinary people. Penny Junior’s recent claims echo concerns already voiced by commentator Duncan Larcombe to the British newspaper The Mirror. It remains only to hope that with the support of his wife and children things will gradually improve.