Prince Harry dropped another atomic bomb on Buckignham Palace. So, with exaggeration, the British tabloid media, headed by The Daily Mail, comment on a documentary miniseries consisting of Oprah Winfrey’s interviews with Prince Harry.
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In a documentary called The Me You Can’t See on AppleTV +, the Duke of Sussex confessed that Meghan was really thinking about suicide, but she didn’t just do it for Harry’s sake, and he didn’t forget to mention that the royal the palace led by Prince Charles did nothing to help the couple.
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“I will never be silenced again. I thought my family would help, but every request, request, request or warning met with complete silence. Absolutely unnoticed, “said Prince Harry. “It simply came to our notice then. We did everything we could to stay and continue to play our part, “Prince Harry added.
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Duchess Meghan endured the situation very hard, her mental condition deteriorated so much that in January 2019, while waiting for Prince Archie, Harry said she was actually thinking about suicide and devising plans to carry it out.
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The night Harry saw
It all culminated on January 16, 2019. That’s when Meghan confided in Harry about her suicidal thoughts. “The scariest thing for her was how clearly she saw everything. She didn’t go crazy, take pills or drink alcohol. She was absolutely sane. Nevertheless, she woke up in the silence of the night with these thoughts, “Harry said, adding that he himself did not know what to expect from Meghan’s confession and that he was now ashamed of it.
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“And, of course, because of the system we were in and the responsibilities we had, we quickly embraced and then had to change quickly, board a convoy with a police escort, and go to the Royal Albert Hall for a charity event. There, stand in front of the wall of cameras and pretend that everything is fine, “Harry described the awkward moments.
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“As we sat in the chairs holding hands, as the lights went out, Meghan cried,” Harry said. That moment, in his own words, was the moment for him to see.
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Memories of Diana
The worst for both of them was the feeling that they were in a cage that could not be left. “Feeling trapped inside your family. It’s never been a game to leave, “Harry added, wondering how far things had to go to allow him to leave. “She wanted to kill herself. It wasn’t supposed to get there, “said the prince.
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Meghan eventually dropped her thoughts of suicide. According to Harry, just because of him. “She was stopped at the thought of how unfair it would be to me after what happened to my mother. “Whatever position would put me in, I would lose another woman of my life and also our child,” Harry confided.
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He admitted that childhood trauma constantly haunted him. “It was a hard life and when I think of my mother, the first thing that comes to mind is always the same: I’m strapped in the car, my brother next to me and my mother drives chased by four, five paparazzi on mopeds. She could hardly drive because of her tears. She had no protection, “Harry said.
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“And that happened every day until her death,” the prince added. “One of the feelings that gets over me is helplessness. “It’s like being too young to help a woman, in this case your own mother,” Harry said.
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Therapy helped him
Harry didn’t forget to mention his father again. “He always said to me and my brother, ‘That’s how I had it, that’s how you’ll have it.’ It makes no sense. Just because you have suffered, your children may not suffer. In fact, it should be exactly the opposite. If you have suffered, do everything you can to do it right for the children, “said the prince.
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Even because of his son, he does not regret leaving the royal family and moving to Los Angeles in the slightest. Harry believes that it was his mother’s fate that led him to do so, and his wife’s perseverance made him attend therapy that allowed him to accept everything, including possible future reconciliation with his family.
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