In a recent analysis, royal commentator Daniela Elser delves into the Duke of Sussex's tendency to engage in gaming sessions throughout the night, often stretching until the early hours of the morning.
Elser, referring to this routine as 'depressing,' raises concerns about the potential emotional toll it may have on Harry, particularly in light of his marriage to Meghan Markle.
In her column for news.com.au, Ms. Elser brings attention to the apparent contradictions in Harry's life. On the surface, things seemed to be progressing positively for the royal, as he had found a remarkable partner in Meghan Markle, who was poised to revolutionize the royal family in ways not seen since the practice of marrying close relatives had ceased.
Additionally, his charitable endeavors were thriving. However, Elser suggests that beneath the surface, Harry may be experiencing a sense of melancholy.
Elser goes as far as drawing a comparison between Harry and a teenager who could benefit from a shower, a stern lecture, and a regular job. These remarks underscore her belief that Harry's behavior exhibits an element of immaturity or irresponsibility, akin to that of an adolescent.
In his memoir, 'Spare,' Harry confesses to another detrimental habit that has plagued him since his teenage years. The prince reveals his past use of cocaine, tracing back to a specific incident during a hunting weekend at a friend's house.
He explains that he was offered a line of the drug, which subsequently led to further consumption. While Harry acknowledges that the experience wasn't particularly enjoyable or happiness-inducing like it seemed to be for others, he admits that it provided him with a distinct feeling of being different—an objective he sought to achieve.
It is evident from these revelations that Prince Harry has grappled with both emotional and behavioral challenges in his life, ultimately shaping his complex persona.
