Why Prince Harry wanted to leave the royal family
On the occasion of an interview with the Mail on Sunday this Saturday, June 24, Prince Harry revealed that he had considered leaving his responsibilities as prince before retracting ... thanks to his grandmother, the Queen Elisabeth II!
Prince Harry today spins the perfect love with Meghan Markle and works for various charities. Appeased, he seems far away, the time of drunken evenings and sartorial escapades, the time when, stifled by a heavy protocol, Prince Harry was on the verge of leaving his royal duties. During an interview with the Mail on Sunday this Saturday, June 24, the uncle of Prince George and Princess Charlotte returned to his periods of doubts:
"I spent a lot of years not wanting to grow up," said the 32-year-old. A period of existential crisis resolved in part thanks to his military engagement: "I really felt like I was accomplishing something. I can easily understand people regardless of their origins and origins, and I really enjoyed it. "feeling of belonging to a team. I was not a prince, I was just Harry", added the Briton. But after 10 weeks in Afghanistan in 2007, Kate Middleton's brother-in-law is unfortunately forced to leave the program: an English tabloid has revealed the location of the camp where the prince is, and the safety of Harry and his comrades is put in danger.
Supported by ... Elisabeth II
Close to his grandmother, Prince Harry revealed that Queen Elisabeth II had greatly helped him to keep a cool head and consider other possibilities regarding his future within the royal family: "I really imagined leaving my princely title to live the life of a normal person, but I finally decided to stay and create my own role, "said the prince. The origin of his fatigue? The wear and tear of time and the repetitive curtsies to which Prince Harry wanted to add meaning: "We don't want to stay there, being a bunch of celebrities, but rather use our notoriety to do good," he said. he adds.
Today at the head of several charities, Prince Harry seems to have found his way. A commitment that he owes to his many trips, but also to a certain ... Princess Diana: "We are really passionate about what we do, and the associations for which we work have been chosen with attention and in harmony with this that our mother had created in her time ", confided the one who, regularly described as a" passionate "being and" heart on hand ", seems to have found his way.
