Prince Harry appears to have moved on from most of his past trials, experiences that once affected his mental health and prevented him from living life to the fullest.
But a memory still haunts him when he steps out for an event or engagement.
The Duke of Sussex made a heartbreaking admission in a documentary about the pain that still remains with him.
Harry and William were only teenagers when their mother Princess Diana was killed in a tragic car accident in Paris. She was only 36.
The incident left a lasting mark on both royal brothers, who would go on to face several other aftershocks in their lives.
In a 2017 BBC documentary Diana 7 Days, Harry brought an incident to the public eye that stuck in his memory.
“It was very hard for William and I, knowing there was nothing we could do,” the Duke admitted.
Sharing the details of the incident, Harry explained that he and William were on their way to a tennis lesson when photographers began chasing their car.
The Duke revealed that their mother was so tired of being chased.
“She stopped the car on a side street, on the way to the Harbor Club, jumped out and ran towards them shouting and screaming as they took pictures,” he added.
Harry was a child when the incident took place, but the memory still resurfaces every time paparazzi follow him and his family.
Harry continued, “When she got back in the car she couldn’t even speak to us. Her eyes were just filled with tears. She was crying constantly.” The youngest son of King Charles said:
“William and I looked at each other and stared out the window. Is this how it was supposed to be for the rest of our lives? It was hard.
