Prince Harry should know ‘two decades is sufficient time to process’ Diana’s death
Experts warn Prince Harry should know ‘two decades is sufficient time to process’ parental loss
Experts have just accused Prince Harry of 'stringing' along his pain over Princess Diana's death because '‘two decades is sufficient time to process'.
This claim has been issued by Sky News contributor and cultural commentator Nicholas Sheppard.
The conversation arose once the author addressed the ‘understandable’ level of pain endured by Prince Harry after Diana’s passing.
Mr Shepard started off by saying, “Grievous, no doubt; but almost two decades is sufficient time to process that, especially with the old man himself, and discretely put it to bed within the sphere of family, where such intimacies belong.”
“Relating how your older brother spurned you on your first day of school, saying how you were not to interact with each other in the school grounds – practically every older brother since the beginning of formal education has laid out that dictum to their younger brother before reaching the school gates.”
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