According to the Royal Insider, Prince Harry She was looking for help therapist M16 after the ex-girlfriend encouraged him to get therapy for his "temperament".

The therapy was helped by the Duke of Sussex to confront the long-lasting sadness over his mother's death. He had previously admitted that his wife, Meghan MarleHe helped him fight in his emotional unrest early in relation.

In addition to the issue of Prince Harry, Meghan also revealed suicidal thoughts during pregnancy due to royal pressures, but claims that the palace denied her help.

Harry's journey towards emotional healing, he allegedly started encouraging his former girl, Cressid Bonas, who called him to seek therapy after testifying what was described as his "explosive temper."

Toward Daily mailThe Royal Biographer of Tina Brown is divided into his book "Palace Papers" and increasingly worried about Harry's mental health and was instrumental in persuasion to persuade him to convince him to convince him.

Family acquaintance said brown that Bonas pushed the Duke from Sussex to "accept that he had problems and see psychoanalytic."

It was led by Harry for Julia Samuel, a notiser to be a notiser with the experience of the NHS and a close friend of his late mother, Princess Diana.

Samuel had a unique association with the intelligence community because she was allegedly working with MI6, advising mental health staff, which made her an ideal choice for someone in Harry's position. Her background meant that he was not only qualified, but also capable of extremely discretion.

"There was a need for someone who could be incredibly discreet and who realized what was like having a public version of your life and private version," said a person in Harry's inner circle. "Therapists in Mi6, they do it."

It went through that therapeutic sessions that Harry began to face the sadness he had long sustained since the death of Princess Diane when he was only 12 years old.

Brown noted that the Duke came to recognize his mechanisms for dealing, ranging from a reckless society to exclude himself as attempts to avoid confronting his grief.

"He finally understood his trim of sadness in tactics that ranged from champagne holiganism to make my head in the sand, refused to ever think about my mom, because it could help?" "She wrote?

Bonas insistence on gaining assistance has occurred after multiple worris incidents, one of which happened during the New Year's handle on Pabu in Kidlington, near Oxford.

As described by the source that was familiar with the situation, Harry reacted aggressively when the older man asked for a photograph. He allegedly broke, spoke to a man to "get out of my way," before red turned his rage and abruptly leaving the scene.

Harry spoke earlier about his long-standing fight with sadness after the loss of his mother and as it wasn't until he met his wife, Meghan Maqu, to start seriously solving his emotional wounds.

In the document "me who can't see" that he created with Oprah Winfrey, Harry discovered that Meghan who encouraged her to start unpacking years of unresolved trauma.

During the conversation with Winfrey, she asked, "Only after meeting Meg, did you start the process of trying to figure it out. You didn't try before?"

Harry answered by shaking his head. "Never," he said. "I found quickly that if this relationship should work, then I will have to deal with my past."

Harry continued to describe the emotional weight he was wearing, admitting he lived with a permanent feeling of anger, especially about his mother's death.

"It wasn't anger," he explained, "It was just ... anger."

Encouraging others seriously take their mental health, Harry emphasized that the search is to help a sign of courage, not vulnerability.

"In order for that decision to receive help is not a sign of weakness," he said. "In today's world, more than ever, it's a sign of strength."