Prince Harry reveals himself to be depressed, 'emotionally numb' after Princess Diana's death

Britain's Prince Harry revealed in a podcast that he fell into depression when he temporarily left the royal family in 2019. Soon after, he and his wife Meghan officially announced their resignation as working members of the royal family. The show also discussed how Harry admitted he felt numb after the death of Princess Diana.

The 42-year-old Harry still often talks about the emotional and relationship problems he faced from childhood to adulthood. He believes that all of this comes from the early death of his mother Diana and the pressure on the British royal family. The marital discord between King Charles III and Princess Diana had a strong impact on Harry's mental health difficulties. Princess Diana died in a car accident when Harry was 12 years old. Harry said on the show: "I have been in a state of emotional numbness for a long time, largely because no one told me that I could still allow myself to be happy."

2019 was also a stressful year for Harry. At that time, his relationship with other members of the royal family was tense. He and Meghan went to Canada for a 6-week break in order to think about the future direction. In Canada, Harry thought it would be better for him to stay away from the UK. He described that his body would secrete a lot of adrenaline and be full of stress when he stayed in the UK. He even admitted that he experienced an "adrenaline crash" in just 2 or 3 days in Canada.

Harry said that he relied on stress to secrete adrenaline, and during periods of depression, he felt that he "could not live a normal life without adrenaline." After a few weeks of rest, Harry and Meghan returned to the UK and announced that they would no longer be working members of the royal family. Then I went further to the United States, far away from the UK.

Recently, Harry finally ended his six-year life in California, USA. He moved back to the UK with his 7-year-old son Archer, 5-year-old daughter Lilibei and Meghan, but he did not return to his status as a member of the royal family.