Sky News Australia host Caroline Di Russo has claimed Prince Harry’s chat with trauma expert Dr Gabor Maté is “another trip around the mountain of self-indulgence”.
In the Duke of Sussex’s wide-ranging discussion with the Hungarian-Canadian physician, Harry described himself as coming from a “broken home” and being"stuck" in the royal world.
"You would have thought Harry would have squeezed all of the juice out of the lemon labelled 'woe be me'. Apparently not,” she said. He praised his wife Meghan for helping him understand racism and his upbringing and said that he didn’t want to be viewed as a victim. He also talked about his fear of losing memories of his late mother Princess Diana and said that he hopes to be different than his father King Charles.
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