Prince Harry says he's 'not looking for sympathy' and doesn't see himself as a victim
In the latest round of press activity to promote his memoir Spare, Prince Harry has once again spoken candidly about his experiences within the royal family as part of a sit down interview with trauma expert Dr Gabor Maté.
During the paid for ticketed event, which was filmed at Harry and wife Meghan Markle ’s California home, the Prince also went on to share how he was terrified of losing the memory of him mum while taking part in counselling sessions about his childhood trauma. Yet during the interview, Harry admitted he had wished he’d started counselling sessions sooner, as the process had truly helped him and felt as if he had “learnt a new language” by attending sessions regularly.
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