Henry of England is sincere about the death of Diana of Wales and the duel: "I felt disloyal and guilty for the possibility of being happy without her"
The Duke of Sussex stars an intimate 'masterclass' in which he recalls that the loss blocked his happy moments with his mother and that he came to forget his voice and smell. Therapy, he says, has been fundamental not to fall into depression and "be happy again"
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Henry of England is sincere about the death of Diana of Wales and the duel: "I felt disloyal and guilty for the possibility of being happy without her" — Image credit: Pool (Getty Images)
The Duke of Sussex stars an intimate 'masterclass' in which he recalls that the loss blocked his happy moments with his mother and that he came to forget his voice and smell. Therapy, he says, has been fundamental not to fall into depression and "be happy again"
Henry of England is sincere about the death of Diana of Wales and the duel: "I felt disloyal and guilty for the possibility of being happy without her" | RocksNews