Prince Harry's recent essay for Remembrance Day, titled "The Bond, the Banter, the Bravery: What It Means to Be British," reveals a deep sense of longing and regret for his life and service in Britain, according to royal experts. Despite living in the United States with his family, Harry expressed his enduring pride in serving his country and his fondness for British culture and camaraderie. Experts suggest this essay highlights his feelings of being an exile and the profound emotional impact of his past, particularly the trauma following his mother's death, which continues to affect him.
The essay, which emphasizes his respect for the late Queen Elizabeth II, is seen by some as a heartfelt reflection on his military career, which they believe was formative for him. His writing comes after a period of significant public scrutiny and personal revelations through interviews and his memoir "Spare," whic... download the app to read more
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