Prince Harry candidly revealed that he lacked a support system and expert guidance to understand his emotional struggles, stemming from the trauma of losing his mother, Princess Diana, when he was just 12 years old. In his new Netflix series, "Heart Of Invictus," which showcases servicemen preparing for a Paralympic-style competition he established, Harry shared that returning from Afghanistan triggered these unresolved feelings.

He emphasized that the emotional unraveling began after his 2012 tour of duty, but the underlying issues dated back to 1997. Harry suppressed his grief and trauma for years, not discussing it. When these suppressed emotions surfaced, he experienced intense turmoil and didn't have the support he needed. He called attention to the lack of available assistance and expressed a desire to change this, encouraging open dialogue about mental health and timely therapy.

Throughout his revelations, there were subtle allusions to his perceived lack of support within the royal family.