Prince Harry Criticized for Resenting Public Mourning of Princess Diana’s Funeral

Prince Harry has faced criticism for harboring resentment towards strangers who openly mourned the death of his mother, Princess Diana, at her funeral.

The Duke of Sussex's biographer, Rose Levin, expressed her surprise during an interview with True Royalty TV's The Royal Beat, stating that Harry should now be able to cope with the emotions surrounding Diana's tragic passing.

Levin further commented that Harry's lingering hurt over others mourning his mother's loss demonstrated his immaturity.

She noted that while she could understand his feelings at the age of 12, as she had discussed with him during an interview at Kensington Palace, she expected him to have grown and learned to manage those emotions by the age of 36.

Levin also criticized Harry's resentment towards people who admired and loved Diana, emphasizing that it was not up to him to dictate who should mourn her.

She believed that Harry did not care about the opinions of others, knowing that his family members would not respond to his comments.

Senior Royal Correspondent Royer Nickar chimed in, acknowledging that Prince Charles had faced significant criticism regarding Harry's portrayal of his parenting skills but had chosen to maintain a dignified silence.

Nickar speculated that Prince Charles likely had much to say but refrained from doing so.

While acknowledging that Harry may have benefited from counseling and therapy, Nickar questioned whether it was necessary for him to speak negatively about his family in public in order to do so.

The recent advice given to Prince Harry by a therapist also came to light.

The mental health expert, speaking on the Us Weekly Royal Podcast, suggested that Harry might possess the personality traits of a type 4 intense creative in the Enneagram personality system.

This type is characterized by a desire to express their pain and a longing to be unique and extraordinary.

The therapist recommended that Harry practice gratitude and avoid becoming consumed by suffering.

He encouraged Harry to take the Enneagram test to confirm his personality type and emphasized the importance of focusing on what he is grateful for.

As Prince Harry continues to speak out about his mental health struggles, the public remains divided in their opinions.

Some believe that he should be more understanding and accepting of the public's mourning for Princess Diana, while others argue that he should have the freedom to express his feelings and experiences.

With ongoing discussions about mental health and the royal family, Prince Harry's journey towards healing and self-discovery continues to captivate the public's attention.