Prince Harry's trauma for his whole life!
Princes Harry and William lost their beloved mother, Princess Diana, very early and this marked them for their entire life.
Prince Harry spoke a few years ago about the trauma he has due to the death of his mother, Princess Diana. He revealed to the media back in 2017 that he was struggling with anxiety and anger attacks, and he found help in psychotherapy.
One thing further marked and traumatized him, and that was walking behind his mother’s coffin at a funeral that was followed by the whole world. When his mother passed away, he had to walk a long way behind the coffin in which she lay, surrounded by thousands of people watching him, as well as millions of people on small screens. That was very stressful for him. He can not forget it. Harry was only 12 years old in that tragic year in 1997 and he said that no child should be required to do such a thing, regardless of the circumstances.
In one interview Prince said that their fans would be in shock if they knew how normal life he and his brother have. Even if he was a king, he would go shopping alone. Harry did not have two children at the time but he was already in a relationship with former actress Meghan Markle.
In the same interview, Harry also pointed out that his time spent in Afghanistan helped him face his mother's death. There was a moment, he says, in which he realized he had to face problems, and the Paralympic Games Invictus Games, which he founded for wounded soldiers, further healed his wounds.
Recall that on August 31, 1997, in the Alma Tunnel in Paris near the eponymous bridge over the Seine, a car accident occurred in which was the queen of human hearts - Princess Diana or, as she was called by citizens, the People's Princess. With her in that Mercedes crashing into a tunnel pole was boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed.
According to some theories, Diana was killed by British secret agents, according to others by the police, according to others it was simply an accident, and some even consider the mafia responsible. Even today, there are many conspiracy theories about her death, and the official version says that the accident happened due to the speeding of Princess Diana's driver, who was in an alcoholic state. Only Trevor Rees-Jones, Diana's bodyguard, survived the crash and suffered multiple injuries.
The short and rather complex life of Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales, was marked by an unhappy marriage to the first heir to the throne, great influence in the world of humanitarian work, and inevitable media attention, which undoubtedly contributed to the tragic events.
