PropertyTom Power, 76, has been immersed in the world of the royal family for years as a BBC journalist and writer. Prince Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan Markle, 41, are not on the run, and they also end up under the magnifying glass in his book “Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War between Windsor”. Bauer draws remarkable conclusions from this. From Harry’s shock to Meghan’s ‘genius’ plan to win him over. “Harry was psychologically damaged by Diana’s death and Charles’ treatment”
Megan as a life raft
Tom Power tells Page Six that Prince Harry is very attached to his wife. He saw it as a kind of life raft. Markle knocks – in Harry’s eyes – everything a perfect woman should be. The way he looks at it is described by Tom as “damaged” and “extremely troubled” in his book. It is said that all this was caused by his childhood trauma. “Harry has been psychologically damaged by two things: his mother’s death and the way his father and himself were treated.” He never hid the fact that Harry was traumatized by the whole event surrounding Diana’s death. The prince was barely twelve years old when he and his family constantly appeared in the media. Passing a cycle of genetic pain and suffering.
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And according to Bauer, Meghan responded eagerly. Although she has always claimed to have had little foreknowledge of the British royal family, the writer says otherwise. According to him, she prepared well for their first date in 2016 by doing a lot of research. “It was her genius to do research beforehand. As an intelligent woman with a lot of experience, she knew exactly what she had to do to earn it.” Harry was going to be miserable as a king, and Meghan offered him a way out.
He went out of this way with both hands. In January 2020, the couple renounced their royal duties, just two years after their May 2018 wedding. They moved to the US and signed deals with Spotify and Netflix in the meantime. “I think Harry enjoys paddling in the ocean more than shaking hands in Britain,” Power said.
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The death of Queen Elizabeth
However, the death of Queen Elizabeth, Harry’s grandmother, added salt to the wound, according to the writer. “I think the funeral was a shock to him. I think the fact that he lives so isolated from his family and friends and being a ‘stranger’ puts a strain on his relationship with Meghan.”
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