‘Families are…’: Prince Harry ‘urges members of the royal family to have therapy’ for this reason | World news

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During the conversation, Prince Harry said he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) when his mother, Princess Diana, died. Prince Harry is 12 years later and says he doesn’t consider himself a “victim” and that his wife Meghan Markle “saved him”. Calling him “a unique person”, Prince Harry also spoke about how drugs, including cannabis and psychics, “really helped” him.

Prince Harry said he urged other members of the royal family to have therapy so they could “speak his language”. He said that, after talking to his therapist, he “did the thing of trying to encourage everyone [in his family] to do”, the report added.

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Prince Harry also said that “a lot of families are complicated and a lot of families don’t work well”, and said that therapy has taught him “a new language and the people around me, they don’t speak that language…”

“So actually I felt more pushed aside and then I said to my therapist: ‘Okay, I have a problem – this is working for me… father for my children, but at the same time I feel more and further away from my loved ones and my family, this is a problem’, he added.

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Earlier, a spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirmed that Prince Harry had “recently received an email from Her Majesty’s office regarding the engagement.” An immediate decision on whether the Duke and Duchess will attend will not be revealed by us at this time. “