Prince Harry appears to have overcome most of his past experiences, experiences that once affected his mental health and prevented him from living fully.
However, one memory still haunts him every time he goes out to an event or engagement.
The Duke of Sussex made a heartbreaking confession in a documentary about the pain that still accompanies him.
Harry and William were just teenagers when their mother, Princess Diana, died in a tragic car accident in Paris. She was only 36 years old.
The incident left a lasting mark on both royal brothers, who would face other aftershocks in their lives.
In a 2017 BBC documentary Diana 7 Days, Harry brought to light an incident that remained etched in his memory.
“It was very difficult for William and I knowing there was nothing we could do,” the duke admitted.
Sharing details of the incident, Harry explained that he and William were heading to a tennis lesson when photographers began chasing their car.
The duke revealed that his mother was fed up with being persecuted.
“He stopped the car on a side street, on the way to the Harbor Club, jumped out of the car and ran towards them screaming and shouting as they took photographs,” he added.
Harry was a child when the incident occurred, but the memory still resurfaces every time paparazzi follow him and his family.
Harry continued: “When he got back to the car, he couldn’t even talk to us. His eyes were full of tears. He was crying constantly.” King Charles’ youngest son said:
“William and I looked at each other and looked out the window. Were we supposed to be like this for the rest of our lives? It was hard.
