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Burnout, the Queen, Diana and William: Harry talked about that in the TV interview
Prince Harry gave a TV interview on the sidelines of the Invictus Games in the Netherlands
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On the sidelines of the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, Prince Harry gave an interview for US television. His statements about the Queen in particular attracted attention.
Prince Harry is currently in Europe, visiting the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, which Harry founded. On the sidelines of the sports event for injured soldiers, Prince Harry gave a TV interview to the American broadcaster NBC that made headlines. Here you will find a summary of the most important statements. Harry spoke about these points on US TV:
On his recent meeting and relationship with the Queen:
“It was so nice to see her. She is in great shape. She always has a good sense of humor with me and I make sure she is protected and has the right people around.”
“[The best thing about her is]her sense of humor and her ability to find humor in a lot of different things. We have a really special relationship. We talk about things that she can’t discuss with anyone else. It always brings her a piece Peace.”
About the USA as his new home:
“Home, that’s the States for me at the moment. And it feels that way too. We were welcomed with open arms. And we have a great community in Santa Barbara.”
About his mental health:
“My kind of mantra for every day is that I try to make the world a better place for my children. It’s a bit dangerous because I have to be careful not to burn out.”
“I don’t know if a lot of people are really at peace. Sometimes I feel deep peace. But with everything that’s going on in the world, I try to help and use the platform and influence to help people get there that they help. I think the most difficult thing that people struggle with on a daily basis, that causes me and them more concern and fear, is helplessness.”
On possibly attending the Queen’s upcoming jubilee:
“I don’t know yet. It’s about a lot of things like safety precautions and everything else. I’m trying to make it possible for my kids to meet them.”
On the presence of his late mother Diana in his life:
“She’s there for me all the time. It’s been like that for the past two years, more than ever. It’s almost like she’s done her part for my brother and now she’s helping me. She’s set him up well. And now she’s helping me get on my feet. That’s how it feels. He has his kids. I have my kids, although the circumstances are obviously different. I feel her presence in almost everything I do. Definitely and no doubt even stronger in the last two years. She’s watching over us for sure.”
Source: “Daily Mail”