In 2017, Prince Harry opened up a bit and shared with the public (via the British press) the emotional and mental toll his mother’s death had on him while he struggled to come to terms with her death.

Harry loves his bother. He loves his royal family. But he also loves his wife and unborn child.

He is mindful of what his mother endured prior to her death and the helpless feeling of it all. Regardless of how anyone else feels about his marriage to Meghan, Harry will do whatever is best for Him, his wife and his child/children.

“Prince Harry: I sought counselling after 20 years of not thinking about the death of my mother, Diana, and two years of total chaos in my life”

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The Prince says in an interview with The Telegraph that he “shut down all his emotions” for almost two decades after losing his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, despite his brother, Prince William, trying to persuade him to seek help.

Disclosing that he has spoken to a professional about his mental health, he describes how he only began to address his grief when he was 28 after feeling “on the verge of punching someone” and facing anxiety during royal engagements. […] – The Telegraph, Co. UK, April 19, 2017

The British tabloids has always been utterly ruthless towards Prince Charles, Princess Diana and Camilla. But they’ve given Prince William and Prince Harry no peace either.

For years Harry’s love for Africa and the African people was widely reported. So him falling in love with, and marrying, biracial woman came as NO surprise to me at all. He’s always been different, drawn to different cultures and communities of Color. He’s always danced to a different drum than the rest of the royal family (SEE the Youtube video of him performing the Maori Haka in New Zealand).

Frankly, being the 2nd son of Prince Charles (not the 1st) has always given Harry a little more freedom.