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Harry at Vax Live without Meghan Markle. On stage J.Lo and Selena Gomez
The life of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has changed a lot in recent years. After the wedding, in fact, they tried to continue working closely with the Royal Family. Then, after so many tensions, the definitive tear has arrived. Thus, the couple moved away from London and England, trying to build a new everyday life.
The chosen destination was first Canada and then the United States of America. Now Meghan and Harry they settled in Montecito, in Santa Barbara, where they are raising their son Archie and awaiting the birth of their baby girl. After saying goodbye to Buckingham Palace they started working in the entertainment world, making deals with Netflix, giving interviews and making docu-series, without ever forgetting the charity activities.
In short, if at first it was Markle who gave up everything to adapt to court life, now it is Prince Harry who is experiencing what for years has been, more or less, Meghan’s everyday life.
And these are the recent interviews released by Meghan and Harry that alarmed a person who, with the Prince, worked closely. This is the royal biographer Angela Levin, author of the book ‘Harry: Conversations with the Prince’, according to which the grandson of Queen Elizabeth is overwhelmed by his new life from celebrities.
To make her understand Harry’s state of mind would have been the last interview with Oprah for a docu-series on Apple TV mental health, in which he let himself go without filters, recounting the difficulties faced after the death of Lady Diana and how it was his wife who pushed him to deal with anxiety, alcohol and drug problems with the help of an expert. He also accused the Royal Family of not doing much to help them. The author said her through a very spicy tweet after watching the program:
His life always seems too much for him and he should stop being a presumptuous celebrity giving lessons.
In short, Harry’s attitude is not at all appreciated by Angela Lay, who has known him well in the past and who now sees him in trouble in his new life. Will the Prince, after the new reproaches addressed to his father Charles and his brother William, return to speak or, as the author suggested, will he try to manage the whole situation better?
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