Prince Harry's BETRAYAL in the name of HEALING

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  • Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
  • Recently Prince Harry sat down with Dr. Gabor Mate to talk about his family, and his journey of healing from his traumatic childhood. Rather than resulting in actual healing though, I think this sit down has furthered his rift from his family. In this video, I delve into why.
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  • @GR888T
    @GR888T Рік тому +2062

    Harry writes in his book how he would call out to his father when he was young and his father would come into his room and sit with Harry until he slept. Yeah, that’s a bad father😂

    • @alanaw27
      @alanaw27 Рік тому +337

      Diana told everybody that despite their marriage problem, she had to give Charles credit for being a good father to his boys.

    • @wcolautti
      @wcolautti Рік тому +173

      @@alanaw27 I don’t see Diana in Harry but I see her in William.
      Maybe I’m biased bc I don’t like H&M?

    • @desres2281
      @desres2281 Рік тому

      Deprivation!!!!
      Spoiled, entitled brat! 😏

    • @suidelikeson21
      @suidelikeson21 Рік тому

      ​@Wendy Colautti Henry may be a Spencer through and through with his mental health issues, but he certainly hasn't inherited Diana's compassion for others and inner beauty.

    • @nunyabeezwacks1408
      @nunyabeezwacks1408 Рік тому +174

      @@wcolauttiNah, I'm with you. I don't see Diana in Harry either. That she can be seen in William is probably one of the reasons Harry is so jealous of him.

  • @grandmufftwerkin9037
    @grandmufftwerkin9037 Рік тому +705

    The substance Prince Harry is most addicted to is himself.

  • @ongjanette
    @ongjanette Рік тому +652

    Daaaang!!! Those closing words - "Hope your children are a lot more forgiving of your errors than you have been of your father's"... never truer words were said!

    • @Raquel0504
      @Raquel0504 Рік тому +11

      Wowww nailed it!!

    • @wavingdragon
      @wavingdragon Рік тому

      If his children love Harry more than Harry loves his father, it means Harry did a fabulous job raising his kids! But let's use the word "forgiving" instead. A great example of how anyone can berate anyone in any given scenario! Great monetization!

    • @kathleenrogers10
      @kathleenrogers10 Рік тому +5

      I shudder to imagine how Harry’s kids will judge him and their mother when they are grown and of the rebellious and questioning age. To deprive them of so many enriching (not to do with $$$) experiences with their cousins, all but one grandparent, and legacy that they’ve been born into is a tragedy indeed. Their parents will have a lot of explaining to do when that times does eventually come. Especially the hating, self-righteous statements and actions, and so public. As if ol’ Harry had been raised in the Manson family. On top of that, he recommends drug abuse. Oh my.

  • @renekirebornrenekireborn4777
    @renekirebornrenekireborn4777 Рік тому +834

    Shame on Harry for letting strangers insult his grandmother and her way of behaving in the public eye. Everyone knows she had to be stoic in front of the world and was affectionate at home with her kids. Also, she helped raise him when his mother died. I haven't been this disappointed and disgusted by a public figure in my life. Shame shame shame.

    • @jgfreer8322
      @jgfreer8322 Рік тому +33

      @@romo9802 He was not almost 40 years old when he wrote it nor did he additionally lambast and denigrate them in a continuous stream of monetized global media interviews.

    • @justanotherthought
      @justanotherthought Рік тому +48

      I have heard other perspectives of the moment the Queen first saw her children after being away on tour. In front of the cameras she will be reserved. Once home, maybe the next day, she will be playing and laughing and hugging her children. No Netflix camera crews or iPhones to document however....

    • @angelalogie5997
      @angelalogie5997 Рік тому

      ​@@romo9802 well maybe to you but he's a spoilt little brat that doesn't get his own way so waaaaah mind you of something 😂😂

    • @jgfreer8322
      @jgfreer8322 Рік тому +37

      @@justanotherthought Exactly .. in private she was a mother .. a parent. She was not a wannabe celebrity launching PR campaigns to “merch her brand” to appear as one .. as some people feel the need to do.

    • @6422022
      @6422022 Рік тому +30

      @@romo9802 Again each person can reexamine how their parents parent. I did not ever seen Charles openly do what that despicable person has done with the help of his wife. What h is doing is spiteful and vile and ultimately he will be on the losing end as he has abused not only his elders but his closest alies in his brother and his sis in law.

  • @Ambo1216
    @Ambo1216 Рік тому +275

    I think he clearly has overestimated how much we care.

    • @stephenpaltoo7083
      @stephenpaltoo7083 Рік тому +22

      I only care to laugh at them. Hopefully the memes about them don’t stop and keep snowballing

    • @laurastortoni-hager1510
      @laurastortoni-hager1510 Рік тому +7

      WE ARE FED UP WITH HARRY. AND WITH MEGHAN. ENOOOOOOOUGH!!!!

    • @drdebocherry
      @drdebocherry Рік тому +3

      Lol, that's so funny, he's got noemory of her projects

    • @drdebocherry
      @drdebocherry Рік тому +2

      Well, I don't think we matter much at this point, they have already set sail. She got two awards in one week. The see I A has set her afloat. But I loved your comment!

    • @drdebocherry
      @drdebocherry Рік тому

      Also, keep in mind GS is a spook, she wrote a book about it, good book to read to understand how the See-I-A works is Uri Gellars book,"The Secret Life of Uri Geller", a fabulous book written a few years ago. Hugh Heffner, several Follywood producers & at least one "journalist" from each network are employees too. This whole Hakles deal is one of their operations, why they want to negatively affect the Monarchy I don't know, but when Harkle ends up in jail for tax evasion etc, they are going to turn their back on their little pupper, just like they did JE's partner (both spooks).
      *The Secret Life of Uri Geller focuses on Geller's CIA, Mossad and possibly other government and military connections. Part of the book is based on declassified documents from the CIA and scientists who worked with Geller in the US.

  • @thatoneguy8146
    @thatoneguy8146 Рік тому +1097

    What I find really sad is that Harry is literally destroying his mother’s legacy, before she was at Saint level and would have been remembered as a prominent figure in British history but now her own son, in his efforts to monetise her death has effectively tarnished her legacy.

    • @elsaalbers6998
      @elsaalbers6998 Рік тому +74

      I never thought he would be able to destroy his mother's legacy. For money!?? Terrible!

    • @George.W-Jenson
      @George.W-Jenson Рік тому

      Hes dragging his mother through the mud

    • @deejames1st
      @deejames1st Рік тому +126

      This is true. Enough time has passed that now people are able to see her flaws, mistakes, shortcomings, and even bad things she did. But the thing is, no one would be doing/seeing these things if HE wasn’t the one constantly bringing her back into the public eye.
      What’s he’s trying to do is backfiring.

    • @notpurrfect6397
      @notpurrfect6397 Рік тому +73

      Diana coddled him because he was not very bright and because most focus was on William.

    • @BlackStump172
      @BlackStump172 Рік тому

      @@notpurrfect6397I don’t believe that most of the focus was on William , who was introverted . Harry was obviously very envious of Diana’s love for William . He thought that he , Harry , should have been the only child . His vile envy part of his black soul .

  • @hapa7791
    @hapa7791 Рік тому +166

    Nobody wants their drug addict delusional brother to make sure their children “have fun”. I only started to really hate him when he dragged William’s kids into this. It’s disgusting disturbing. This man is dangerous.

  • @JeSsE10mCcOy11
    @JeSsE10mCcOy11 Рік тому +712

    He's too deep into Meghan's game to come out of it. We lost him

    • @deejames1st
      @deejames1st Рік тому +68

      I think this is how he’s always been.

    • @grandmufftwerkin9037
      @grandmufftwerkin9037 Рік тому +50

      When you play the game of Markle, she wins, or you die to her.

    • @Thepateisgreat
      @Thepateisgreat Рік тому +38

      They’ll probably be divorced in another 5-6 years; but yes , me again
      has given birth to 2 children with royal blood, and claim to the throne. She will always have the last laugh in the end. But yes. They will get divorced, I don’t wish it on them but it will happen. That’s my prediction anyway 🤷‍♀️

    • @Freespeech141
      @Freespeech141 Рік тому +30

      @@Thepateisgreat You are less cynical than me. I feel their marriage is on shaky ground now, depending on the finances and new love interest for her.
      I’m afraid I don’t feel she was ever pregnant with the children we see in fleeting images, hardly the same child twice.
      We’ll see.

    • @maureenchallener1529
      @maureenchallener1529 Рік тому +17

      Never really had him I’m so sorry he fooled us you don’t wake up one day with so contempt RF covers fir him what a waste

  • @loxsannbraham8281
    @loxsannbraham8281 Рік тому +350

    I want to live long enough to read Archie’s tell all

    • @ManzelaManz-pk8zy
      @ManzelaManz-pk8zy Рік тому +3

      Schnarchie gibt's gar nicht!!!

    • @tomcooper-hayes6579
      @tomcooper-hayes6579 Рік тому +40

      The Duchess will write that when he’s twelve.

    • @anabanana7599
      @anabanana7599 Рік тому +4

      Great comments people 😂👍

    • @tamiressoares9303
      @tamiressoares9303 Рік тому

      In reality this would be too sad

    • @no.6377
      @no.6377 Рік тому +13

      Poor kid'll be on r/raisedbynarcissists before he's a old enough to drive :/

  • @derek.....
    @derek..... Рік тому +743

    Prince Harry is sitting on Santa’s knee and asks “can I get a unicorn for Christmas?” Santa replies “C’mon son,be more realistic” Harry then asks “can I be a respected member of the royal family then?” Santa then asks “what colour of unicorn would you like?”

  • @deecee9548
    @deecee9548 Рік тому +87

    I think H is hiding behind 'therapy' to avoid accountability and having to get a real job that doesn't include publicly whining about his family

    • @len6871
      @len6871 Рік тому +7

      Unadressable & unaccountable the basic trades of a narc.

  • @mitziac5300
    @mitziac5300 Рік тому +386

    I think Harry also needs to remember that a different parenting style doesn’t necessarily mean poor parenting. Okay, so Harry needed a more tactile father than he had, fine; that doesn’t mean the King didn’t show his love in other ways. Perhaps as a boy, Harry didn’t understand that, but surely now, as a grown man and father, he can begin to understand.

    • @pennylando3145
      @pennylando3145 Рік тому +66

      I think he has a very superficial view of love. He talks of making sure he displays his love for his children openly, via hugs and kisses, but that is performative love, not real love. He also seems not to see the damage he may be doing them via his own public behaviour. The lies, the smoke-and-mirror games they play, the fact that they've deprived their children of both sides of the wider family, and their growing notoriety, earned through their own spiteful vendettas, may well be burdens Archie and Lili have to carry through their own lives.

    • @lilacfantasy4
      @lilacfantasy4 Рік тому +45

      So true! My dad didnt show me love the way I wanted him to, but that did not mean he didn't love me! He did the best he could to show his love, even if it wasn't in the way I understood it. As an adult I can see that and give him credit as well as try to heal. I would never do what Harry is doing. My father is a great if imperfect man, and he deserves grace for doing the best he could. Just like Harry's family.

    • @somersetgirl125
      @somersetgirl125 Рік тому +36

      It’s easy to criticise. I wonder how good a parent he is. My bet is he’s quite a part time parent himself being away a lot and having nannies to do the daily grafting.

    • @HigginsBottom
      @HigginsBottom Рік тому +27

      @@somersetgirl125 Not to mention all the drug taking

    • @SerenaSaffyRose
      @SerenaSaffyRose Рік тому +31

      Wait till his kids grow up and start criticising their self obsessed narcissistic parents and the impact that their actions have had on them!!! What goes around comes around.

  • @abbeyshell23
    @abbeyshell23 Рік тому +141

    The more you see of him, the more dislikable he becomes. He didn’t know his mother as an adult. A child of 12 doesn’t know their parents as individuals. He is just monetising his mother’s legacy and dragging it into the gutter.

  • @LyndaMarie929
    @LyndaMarie929 Рік тому +277

    I feel like Harry and that therapist made a mockery of therapy. You can’t just diagnose someone in an hour with ADHD. There are people waiting to see someone to get an official diagnosis and that’s even if they can get their insurer to pay for it. This whole publicity stunt did a lot harm to people that struggle with mental illness. Harry has been mocked and there are people out there that might refrain from getting help because of this fiasco.

    • @someopinionateddirt6561
      @someopinionateddirt6561 Рік тому +10

      Dr Gabor Mate is well respected when it comes to his contributions to raising awareness about over medicating ADHD diagnosed children. To see him do this is very saddening, especially him being so casual about drug use.

    • @jaydee9124
      @jaydee9124 Рік тому +14

      Gabor Mate is not a trained therapist. He was family doctor who retired and became kind of a guru. He did work with addicts and people with mental issues.

    • @cbh9298
      @cbh9298 Рік тому +1

      I think he even claimed to have diagnosed him after reading his book!!

    • @urbantree309
      @urbantree309 Рік тому +4

      That's Gabor Mate's shtick. He goes from one high profile interview to the other and literally has the same patter for all of his interviewees. They all have 'trauma' and they all get 'diagnosed' with ADHD. Pay no attention. He's developed a very clever persona over the years which feeds into a particular breed of egotistical man. Harry ticks all of the boxes and isn't bright enough to see he was being used by Mate as much as he was using him. It's all about money, status and power at the end of the day. Achieved through a bogus lens of 'self healing'.

    • @etherspin
      @etherspin Рік тому

      It's weird - I thought Mate was of the opinion ADHD isn't a concrete condition but a reference to a mental state a person can be induced into and then helped back out of

  • @MirandaSinistra
    @MirandaSinistra Рік тому +288

    Harry talks about being let down by his father. How hurt he is.
    Never once thinking about how hurt his father and stepmother feel after he's talked trash about their relationship and her for the past few years.

    • @yasminedjebbaili2553
      @yasminedjebbaili2553 Рік тому +31

      I don't like Camilla at all and until a few weeks ago I didn't really like Charles, but the way that Harry talks about Camilla is so disgusting. No matter how much I hate someone, I'd never call them a "villain" when all they did was fall in love. Camilla is far from perfect but she was *not* the villain.

    • @jo.s7993
      @jo.s7993 Рік тому +11

      @@yasminedjebbaili2553 There is no reason to dislike Camilla, so please explain why you feel the way you do. There have been so many accusations made against her that are blatantly untrue. She has been falsely cast as the "villain" for so long, & in so many ways that she simply doesn't deserve. I realise that this is an unpopular position to take, but Diana is guilty of far worse than Camilla ever was, so please can you tell me why you don't like Camilla? I'm genuinely interested in knowing why Yasmine.

    • @yasminedjebbaili2553
      @yasminedjebbaili2553 Рік тому +8

      @@jo.s7993 I may be wrong about this but I've seen several people claim that Camilla repeatedly refused Charles' proposals and it was only until he married Diana that Camilla finally realised that she loved him. That may be wrong so excuse me if it is. Another reason why I don't like her is because she willingly had an affair with Charles when he was married. I understand that they were both unhappy in their respective marriages, I get that, but the disrespect to both of their partners was just humiliating in my eyes

    • @TheQueenlucy
      @TheQueenlucy Рік тому +4

      None of what you’ve read is true though. And I hope for the same reason you dislike Diana who has around 10 affairs that we know of, one happening before Charles went back to Camilla after he was humiliated by the outing of her affair with Barry Mannakee in front of his family.

    • @MirandaSinistra
      @MirandaSinistra Рік тому +7

      @H vM I'm so confused by this comment. None of what I said has to do with Diana.
      Harry had no right to attempt to villainize his stepmother in the media or his memoir.
      She's his father's wife, and he should respect their marriage.
      Whatever happened between Charles, Camilla, and Diana is in the past. The fact that he's still opening old wounds when all his father wants is to be happy with the love of his life, which is sad and pathetic.

  • @grandmufftwerkin9037
    @grandmufftwerkin9037 Рік тому +279

    A lot of people go through the same things that Prince Harry has during childhood; many have gone through far worse.
    A lot of people also didn't have the lifestyle and significant resources available to them.

    • @bellesblues
      @bellesblues Рік тому +19

      Indeed. He's doing nothing to help those people.

    • @sothytaing1067
      @sothytaing1067 Рік тому +15

      My friend she die in fire with her mom and her two brothers only 2 month her baby and her father alive my baby only 2 month he neve have a chance to know his mom now he 19 year he turn out good man

    • @Sidera17
      @Sidera17 Рік тому +11

      This is what drives me crazy about his interview. Many others did not have the resources, he did, and this is how he chooses to use them.

    • @6422022
      @6422022 Рік тому

      I would say most and not many. I believe h is damaged as in an intellectual disability which among other disabilities like add adhd is shown by his grades and his behaviors. Left unchecked can be extremely damaging. The homeless mental illness on the streets today, most I truly believe are similar to h but without all the perks of a extremely massive lifestyle. h needs help but not from his wife. He needs cognitive brain therapy but all he gets is whakadoodle witchery using drugs and affirmations from yes men.

  • @jc74435
    @jc74435 Рік тому +158

    South Park need to make another episode breaking Harry's silence

    • @JohnDavidSullivan
      @JohnDavidSullivan Рік тому +11

      The Galaxy Privacehhhh Tour

    • @jsmithsemper4848
      @jsmithsemper4848 Рік тому +1

      😂😂😂 do the space aliens know yet? How about the plankton before they get devoured by the baleen? NO REALLY FOR REAL LETS FIGURE OUT HOW TO INVOLVE THEM AS WELL THEY MAY FEEL LEFT OUT.

  • @szederlekvar
    @szederlekvar Рік тому +48

    When Gabor Maté talks about trauma and parental failure, he always emphasizes that the right reaction is not to blame your parents. They had their own baggage and were trying their best given their knowledge and circumstances. Identifying trauma is not finding scapegoats, that prevents you from healing.

    • @jsmithsemper4848
      @jsmithsemper4848 Рік тому +8

      In anger management, you are REQUIRED to go around the room state your name & the reason why YOU ended up there at the start of every session. No mention of anyone else is allowed. It was fantastic to keep me from falling into that loop. He needs anger management classes.

    • @Dowlphin
      @Dowlphin Рік тому

      Then I would assume/hope that he had a lot more in mind during the interview than what he said. I didn't watch it, but there are several layers of such encounters. A therapist can prompt exposition, lead the subject to stumble over themselves etc..

  • @joellezima3506
    @joellezima3506 Рік тому +134

    Wow, I’ve never heard a more accurate presentation of the distancing side effects of therapy. That was really well put. My sister went to therapy and her therapist pretty much told her to cut me out of her life, and then when I went to therapy and explained what my parents were like the therapist was telling me I needed to find temporary housing just to get away from them. I feel like there’s a fine line between a therapist listening and supporting your backstory and not-so-good therapists who pretty much instruct you to distance and leave relationships. That’s not always the right solution, and honestly I feel like all the attention Harry is getting is detrimental to the very human relationships with his brother and sister in law he could be salvaging

    • @HerculesBallsInc
      @HerculesBallsInc Рік тому +14

      Some therapists are totally toxic, it's true. But some are truly marvelous. Be choosy about who you get advice from, and never let them replace your own judgement!

    • @sararistictodorovic2100
      @sararistictodorovic2100 Рік тому +7

      I had a psychologist who told me to spend as much time as I could outside of the house so that I wouldn't always be in the company of my mum and sister. I was completely baffled... how is that supposed to help a relationship?

    • @joellezima3506
      @joellezima3506 Рік тому +3

      @Elizabeth Bennett nah, you’re totally right and moving away from my parents was definitely a positive eventually but I also managed to salvage an incredibly close relationship with my mom. Not my dad, but at least one of my parents. all the therapist knew was my side and sometimes my side wasn’t the right one lol there’s sometimes a chance it’s your own side that’s toxic

    • @Vor567tez
      @Vor567tez 11 місяців тому +1

      I think people forget therapist are people too with their own ideas , perspective, mentality and personality.
      If u get a therapist who himself doesn't think he can do wrong he will project that on his patients too.
      Furthermore, patients themselves most of the time narrates story in such a way that they don't look wrong. So only listening to one side of the story.
      This combo can easily create some negative results.
      Out of all medical profession being a therapist is tricky bcs it's entirely dependent on people's own perspective.

  • @marjakeizer9580
    @marjakeizer9580 Рік тому +45

    Next generation adults to their therapists: "My parents always just hugged me when I needed to have a meaningful conversation with them."

    • @trishaharding4682
      @trishaharding4682 Рік тому +4

      Well said!
      And also how many of those hugs are genuine, or just like the "air kisses" people give these days?

  • @peteby485
    @peteby485 Рік тому +42

    Harry got played by that woman he married. His problems come from her cause she only thinks of herself and now he is like her . Look at me Look at me Look at me .

  • @macejaso
    @macejaso Рік тому +45

    Had a girlfriend with this problem. She was going to therapy and since she was being reaffirmed by her therapist any issues I brought up weren't valid

  • @aroyaliota
    @aroyaliota Рік тому +949

    My childhood at the hands of a cruel & abusive father is difficult to revisit. Yet, Harry revisits his ‘trauma’ like a grasshopper flitting from one family member to the next looking for someone to blame for his own failings. Devoid of any real self reflection & empathy, he’s the worst possible example of therapy.

    • @loisemccallum5254
      @loisemccallum5254 Рік тому +27

      True.

    • @erinmcgraw5208
      @erinmcgraw5208 Рік тому +27

      Great point 💯

    • @jennifersxhweitzer7401
      @jennifersxhweitzer7401 Рік тому +29

      He keeps going back for money

    • @virginia-marieparker6325
      @virginia-marieparker6325 Рік тому +29

      IKR?!!! Astonishing! He wants his pound of flesh and this guy is never going to change. The drum is the same incessant “blame beat”.
      Its disgraceful how he exploits his suffering for monetary gain- UTTERLY DISGRACEFUL.
      My heart is out to you- i recognize that pain too❤

    • @carollomax9524
      @carollomax9524 Рік тому +15

      He says what megnut tells him to say…… not excusing him tho no way!

  • @morticiagomez6166
    @morticiagomez6166 Рік тому +13

    Well Stated ! And your Last Statement was Profound:
    “I hope your children , Harry, are as forgiving of your parenting skills as you are of your father’s!”
    Excellent point!

  • @happycake2234
    @happycake2234 Рік тому +192

    Thank you for making that point about the handshake situation, it was a different time with different norms in different social cues, and expectations. As history buff, I’ve always been annoyed when people look at and judge things in the past from the perspective of today instead of taking at the historical context, doesn’t mean it was the right thing or the most healthy but we always need to give the people of the past a certain level of Grace and have a idea of the social and political context and norms of the time. Love your videos. ❤

    • @cestmoi5687
      @cestmoi5687 Рік тому +34

      I would also question whether the modern ways of doing things is any better. Seems we are producing a lot of fragile people who have little resilience and loads of anxiety and who are incredibly self-absorbed.

    • @marleengevers
      @marleengevers Рік тому +19

      The handshake was in front of the cameras, those were "more reserved times". Surely behind closed doors they acted differently.
      And his father did hug him, go on bike rides with him, played with him. He's just changed the narrative because it suits his me--eternal-victim story.

    • @littlefoot802
      @littlefoot802 Рік тому +11

      @@cestmoi5687 Exactly very well said...

    • @rileyperkins2724
      @rileyperkins2724 Рік тому +7

      Kudos! You are so right.

    • @bittermochi259
      @bittermochi259 Рік тому +5

      Exactly!!

  • @kaysec
    @kaysec Рік тому +32

    100%!! Harry has made me realize that I have the most amazing therapist. After 4 years of therapy, I no longer feel like I NEED therapy. My therapist also helped me to understand my family and be more patient with them. My relationship with them is much better now. His therapists just enables his self absorption.
    It’s ironic that he blames his father/family for everything but doesn’t even realize the future pain he may be causing his children. Growing up without a family. Countless tv interviews and a tell all book. Hug your kids Harry, but that’s not all they need…

  • @dzhenrmwc
    @dzhenrmwc Рік тому +46

    Really liked how you explain how therapy can come between yourself and family in such a measured balance way 👏

    • @Sidera17
      @Sidera17 Рік тому +4

      Yes, this absolutely!!! Almost everyone I know has a story today about how their parents "failed them" and they cut them off forever, or how they are "better/more enlightened" than their parents. My parents made some huge mistakes with me, and as a young adult I went through a phase where I did distance myself to make sense of it, but then I went back to them, not to "teach them" or "punish them," but because I has better tools of how to cope with MY life and also see them as flawed individuals I loved and who loved me, like every other human interaction.

    • @MegaTinni
      @MegaTinni Рік тому +2

      yep, she's a smart one, Baggage Claim lady!

  • @daynashallenberger6256
    @daynashallenberger6256 Рік тому +48

    i agree with your assessment. ive seen these scenes too many times now. first time or two you're in such shock and anger. now hearing it makes me feel sick. Neither one of them ever convinces me to blame William, Catherine or KC & Camilla. I feel more sorry for them each time.

  • @pennylando3145
    @pennylando3145 Рік тому +35

    I remember hearing Harry's claim that Dodi wasn't white. My husband and I looked at each other in bemused astonishment because he has pretty much the same heritage as Dodi. Dodi was half-Egyptian, half-Saudi, whereas my husband is half-Egyptian, half-Syrian. The only non-white feature about my husband is the tan he gets during a decent summer: you just can't pick him out of a crowd of white Brits. I think the thing that we chortled over the most, though, was that we had put three white, British kids to bed only to have them turn biracial overnight - at least, according to Harry!

    • @EvelynElaineSmith
      @EvelynElaineSmith Рік тому

      I don't know about the U.K., but the U.S. Census counts peoples from the Middle East as "white".

    • @pennylando3145
      @pennylando3145 Рік тому +4

      @@mystique592 My husband is very much on planet Earth, thanks, Mystique, and I'm quite happy to take his word for how he views his own ethnicity. Incidentally, like Dodi, his heritage is MENA, not just middle eastern.

  • @brucescotland8538
    @brucescotland8538 Рік тому +44

    My point being that the so called “trauma specialist” should have addressed that. My other point being mental health therapists are often as confused and incapable as their patients.

    • @HiDesert004
      @HiDesert004 Рік тому +9

      @@romo9802 not anymore after that very unprofessional interview

    • @christinegordon5372
      @christinegordon5372 Рік тому

      Therapist relayed on Gingernuts book rather than listening to Gingernut. The book was written by Gingernuts wife so Not a good level to start on.

  • @grandmufftwerkin9037
    @grandmufftwerkin9037 Рік тому +54

    Respect their privasay! 🙃

    • @deejames1st
      @deejames1st Рік тому +9

      Don’t look at him!!!

    • @Mpel3
      @Mpel3 Рік тому

      Don’t look at his blue penis!

    • @George.W-Jenson
      @George.W-Jenson Рік тому +1

      We want privacy 😂😂😂

    • @Marcus-gw4bb
      @Marcus-gw4bb Рік тому +2

      He says while invading your personal space

  • @kate2create738
    @kate2create738 Рік тому +35

    Harry’s repeat of “breaking his silence” shows how stunted he actually is, I think it’s an inner out cry of not knowing how to accept what happened with his pain, to the point he becomes numb with just living yet he needs to feel extreme emotions to feel something. He is hooked on being in a depressed state, refuses to take the essential steps of properly grieving to learn how to conduct his own life. The repeat of Diana is him not accepting that she has passed, instead, has put himself in a situation where he tries to force himself to seeing her in every possible relatable thing he can think, especially as an excuse of his wife where she obviously uses this as a way to manipulate him.
    The internet was frustrating for the irresponsible drug promotions, however it highlighted the chances that Harry’s cognitive thinking is fried. It just revealed how much he is in a bad position, his brain is fried, hooked on certain drugs that enable his poor judgment, isolated from real friends and family that actually care about him, and stuck with someone who is making preparations to put him on a chopping block. The whole thing is not good, especially as this couple is actively in vain trying to get his wife into US politics as well as Harry trying to censor Americans over here.

  • @3chawindy
    @3chawindy Рік тому +29

    His therapists has turned him to be a despicable person! Is this supposed to happen 😰😰😳😳

  • @brucescotland8538
    @brucescotland8538 Рік тому +91

    As a therapist for many years it is clear to me that absolutely no therapy works addressing issues of family without including the family in the therapy itself. Most therapists shy away from family and couples therapy as it is so complicated. Most patients lie in front of their family members. It is kind of a Bermuda Triangle.
    But my clients rarely achieved success without family therapy if family was their issue.

    • @jsmithsemper4848
      @jsmithsemper4848 Рік тому +2

      SO TRUE.

    • @PeleRana-pp6zc
      @PeleRana-pp6zc Рік тому +1

      No therapy works if the individual is not willing to look at their own shortcomings and take responsibility for their future. you are not perfect and yet so many people expect that from others. We all need to be aware of our own weaknesses

  • @Sophwithaloaf
    @Sophwithaloaf Рік тому +7

    It’s important to note that its not a side effect of therapy,
    Its a side effect of a bad therapist.
    A good therapist will help you to understand how do you cope with what you already have around you and not just run away from it.
    Dont give up on therapy,
    Just be patient until you’ll find the right one.
    Just like any professionals-
    Some therapists are quite shitty.

  • @janisnewman1832
    @janisnewman1832 Рік тому +34

    Excellent commentary. I have been fortunate enough to have had wonderful therapy. No parent is perfect and never will be. We have the opportunity to have therapy and then as adults, forgive our parents for their mistakes, learn from them, and take responsibility for our actions…AS ADULTS.

  • @sundog3150
    @sundog3150 Рік тому +14

    He is a functioning addict. He will always deny that he has a real drug problem. He did a disservice to all families and friends that are dealing with a functioning addict. We wait for the doorbell or phone call to tell us that our loved one is no more.

  • @gremlin5622
    @gremlin5622 Рік тому +24

    I appreciate your realistic take on "context and times". H's self-preoccupation and exclusion of any others' life experience is mind-blowing. H doesn't have real life problems. He has entitlement problems and mental issues. He's a wealthy man living a wealthy life but he wants more. He makes a fortune pushing his "tale of woe". What is he a role model of? Mental health? NO. Taking responsibility for his own actions? NO. Appreciating what he has? NO. He's a negative force who's message is, Grab tight to every grievance. Others should give me what I want. My truth is THE truth even if not factual. Others should agree with me and behave and think how I want. If they don't, punish them. Accuse, lie, betray, backstab - it's their fault. 🤨 Demented poisonous man.

  • @thegreenbaron6439
    @thegreenbaron6439 Рік тому +12

    It’s the World Wide Privacy Tour!

  • @abbeyshell23
    @abbeyshell23 Рік тому +17

    👏 Well done. You put a lot into context and perspective. Two things they don’t have as they are too self serving.

  • @isabheipyu9849
    @isabheipyu9849 Рік тому +18

    BC, you have hit the nail on the head, Harry's inability to consider context to be grateful for our ability nowadays to focus on self and not have to worrt about daily survival, war, famine etc... H hasnt left his golden cage, he's simply moved into another one... People with glass houses....

  • @SefricFrampus
    @SefricFrampus Рік тому +17

    Filial piety is an important virtue that was forgotten by the modern western world. And I'm also guilty of that. Now I have an elderly mother that I have to care for, and I'm having to learn this virtue as a grown man, which is hard but necessary.

  • @summer7603
    @summer7603 Рік тому +21

    Ah so glad Harry is building his new legacy in holyweird the right way through cocaine, LSD and weed. Very Traditional in his area.

  • @kathyharris1627
    @kathyharris1627 Рік тому +9

    The Archie saying Grandma Diana thing drives me insane. Anyone who has been anywhere near a young child knows that children don't start speaking like that until they are much older than what Harry is claiming. Grandma is an extremely complex word my daughter is 2 and has only recently started calling her Grandma something that can be recognized as the word Grandma and she first started saying Dada at 10 months old so no she does not have a speech delay.

    • @EvelynElaineSmith
      @EvelynElaineSmith Рік тому

      I could believe "Gan Gan" (what George called Elizabeth II), but Grandma Diana, definitely not.

  • @suekelly3744
    @suekelly3744 Рік тому +5

    Thank you so much; you always explain things with such intelligence and grace. 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @katthunter6561
    @katthunter6561 Рік тому +18

    I will disagree with the idea that therapists are blindly on your side and will encourage a type of selfishness. A good therapist does not do that. They will help to validate your feelings, yes, but they also encourage you to do so while also looking at reality, which includes that others have different perspectives and thoughts. The best therapist help you be compassionate but not at the expense of yourself.

    • @ameliashania
      @ameliashania Рік тому +3

      Well clearly Harry is not looking at reality. He is drowing himself in victimhood. Needs new therapist

  • @dlloydy5356
    @dlloydy5356 Рік тому +10

    Yet there’s still no consequences! Why?? Bad example what if the public acted the same way & referred to Horrid as precedent!?

  • @InsteadLaugh
    @InsteadLaugh Рік тому +7

    People just don't know how hard Prince Harry has it. He has to work 1 hour a week for charity. Grueling, yet so giving.

  • @catlink8998
    @catlink8998 Рік тому +14

    Excellent! Part of maturing is gaining the ability to see a situation outside of your own narrow experience. That is how wisdom is acquired and compassion develops. Harry repeatedly shows that he is no where close to achieving those points.
    Thank you for pointing out how the context of ones time has major effects on their parenting. Childhood mortality used to be quite high so parents knew they might loose their children. The world was harsh and uncertain politically, financially with few safety nets. Good parenting of the time meant feeding, housing and preparing the child for the realities of life. In many cases that meant teaching them to stand on their own two feet and toughen up. The pendulum swings and modern parenting styles has helped create extended adolescence, victim-hood and self entitlement. No parenting style is perfect, each child will respond to a style in their own way. Harry is blind to the fact that his parents loved him and did the best they could based on who they were in that time. That formed his foundation. He has free will to build on his foundation and move forward. Unfortunately he is happiest wallowing in self pity.

  • @luminyam6145
    @luminyam6145 Рік тому +15

    That was just an excellent video, thank you.

  • @VampChocKami
    @VampChocKami Рік тому +12

    I, honestly, love just about every one of your videos. Your voice and delivery are perfect for the kind of intelligent, engaging commentary you do. I'm so glad I subscribed :D

  • @DaniMra12
    @DaniMra12 Рік тому +19

    Weird therapist... In my experience, my therapist never made such suggestions like "You didn't have a great childhood, what are you talking about?" Even if she thought that I was in denial, she would always ask questions to help me understand if I was really being honest with myself, because people react uniquely to life experiences regardless of their circumstances. The therapist putting his own way of dealing with life as a rule to judge whether Harry had a good childhood or not is very weird.

    • @BaggageClaim
      @BaggageClaim  Рік тому +3

      Yes exactly!

    • @deeshan9844
      @deeshan9844 Рік тому

      I think he was pushing Harry to be more honest. Good therapists are supposed to challenge your way of thinking and your level of honesty. Dr. Gabor Mate is actually quite brilliant (highly recommend his book), he’s admired by a lot of people more authentic and stable than Harry. Unfortunately he got tainted by the Sussex brush.

    • @DaniMra12
      @DaniMra12 Рік тому +1

      @@deeshan9844 I think it is problematic to put ideas in an already distressed person's mind. A therapist can be in a way an authority figure to many patients and without noticing, can manipulate the patient's perception of things. It is crucial to defy denial, but the way he did it in this interview (in my opinion) doesnt look professional at all... Like, just looking for drama. But anyway, this is on tv, so probably he doesnt even act like that in real sessions

  • @Sidera17
    @Sidera17 Рік тому +7

    I wanted to just scream watching these clips. You nailed it when you said people are now using therapy as a tool to self-aggrandize. I see it all the time. It means the therapy didn't work. He just learned a new warped defense mechanism to justify behavior that seems to be rooted in "authority."

  • @ellenclarkratliff6872
    @ellenclarkratliff6872 Рік тому +12

    I hate to seem callous but there are millions of unfortunate young people who lose a parent each year and don't use it as an excuse for their behavior the rest of their lives. I loved Diana but I detest her pathetic son.

  • @tlotlosenai7304
    @tlotlosenai7304 Рік тому +5

    Your analyses is always amazing

  • @alanaw27
    @alanaw27 Рік тому +6

    Harry’s brother William and Catherine have been working for years in the mental health field. They have invested time and money, not just talk and they don’t make it all about themselves.
    Diana went out with a Pakistani heart surgeon for some time. She said he was the love of her life and even went to Pakistan to meet his family. No problems when she was doing that. Harry as usual, spins it to suit himself.

  • @nyxnecrodragon4256
    @nyxnecrodragon4256 Рік тому +7

    "I always felt slightly different" probably because James Hewitt wasn't skulking around.

  • @dronesclubhighjinks
    @dronesclubhighjinks Рік тому +9

    Thank you very much for this video for several reasons.
    1a) Harry praising the use of illegal almost everywhere substances without acknowledging that using them can come with fatal danger. How specifically does each substance help him therapeutically? Is the effect calming, numbing, mind- expanding allowing access to distant memories? It would be very useful for him to explain it, as he is only sharing the information to help others.
    b)Also, how is he purchasing these? How did he purchase them when he lived in the UK? How did he purchase them when they fled to Canada? When he is under the influence, is he safe to be around his children?
    2. Therapy can be helpful, but I would like to add that not every therapist (or psychiatrist, psychologist, counselor, etc.) is going to be the right therapist for every patient. The wrong therapist can cause damage to a patient by offering suggestions, hinting but not stating a diagnosis, inconsistent treatment, etc. When a patient senses a lack of empathy (eg. shared a personal detail, and the reaction made the patient uncomfortable) and does not want to trust the therapist with personal intimate thoughts, that is not the right therapist. This is not necessarily the fault of either the therapist, nor of the patient. Both may sincerely be trying their best. But it is not a guarantee that every therapist one tries is going to be equally effective.
    3. I'm so glad you brought up historical context. This is endlessly valuable for therapeutic purposes. I have been using this comparison of the present to historical perspectives eg how my parents' and my grandparents' generation, not to mention the 19th century and all the way back to remind myself of all the gratitude I have to be born in the time and place that I was. At the most basic, foundational level:
    I'm a girl and my parents were happy to have me. In how many cultures today, and in how many generations of Europeans/western countries have been happy when a daughter is born (especially if they don't have a son).
    Our (western) guaranteed rights and our standard of living has never been higher since the invention of electricity, indoor plumbing, modern medicine and dentistry, the right to vote, free education from kindergarten through high school, and virtually unlimited choice of careers, regardless of gender.
    Victimhood has become so popular in our culture, especially in the past 15 years approximately. Of course, there is room for improvement but people who focus on positive goals and work towards them constructively tend to be more hopeful.
    I'm always impressed with your insights and common sense. Thank you very much for the video. ❤

    • @BaggageClaim
      @BaggageClaim  Рік тому +2

      Yes I completely agree with you. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

    • @dronesclubhighjinks
      @dronesclubhighjinks Рік тому +2

      @@BaggageClaim thank you very much for taking the time to read my comment! I really appreciate your videos. 🙏💐

  • @GS-jk5ij
    @GS-jk5ij Рік тому +32

    Truth!!!! I grew up in a third world country and people who grew up in USA and now in UK (I guess) are sooooo entitled! Disrespectful to parents! When they lived more comfortable than the rest of us!

    • @chazzitz-wh4ly
      @chazzitz-wh4ly Рік тому +9

      When all you live an easy life, every challenge seems like an oppressive set back. The collective west has no idea what they’re doing with how easy they have things.

    • @Marcus-gw4bb
      @Marcus-gw4bb Рік тому +5

      I too grew up in a third world country. Seeing people in US and in UK complaining all day about all kinds of politics especially the gender one, just grinds my gears. My country is so corrupt and poor that one unfortunate incident of a flood could destroy so many families lives and these people are talking about being oppressed just because someone refuses to call them by their designated "pronouns".

    • @Berkhoi
      @Berkhoi Рік тому +5

      Also from a developing country here. Don't be so quick to judge. While there's certainly entitlement, there's also better recognition of toxicity within family in the West. The rest of the world doesn't even bother to consider sch toxicity, especially when ti comes from elders, but the impact it has on successive generations is immense. Heck, the third world countries parents don't know how to handle adult children.

    • @Anwelei
      @Anwelei Рік тому

      Not all of us Americans are ungrateful. I’m eternally grateful for dental care, feminine hygiene products and grocery stores. I don’t know why I was born here in this time with my own grandfather lost his parents and had to eat out of garbage cans.
      And there is always a flip side. Our mental health, physical and spiritual health, families and communities are a wreck because with such prosperity over generations breeds very weak, entitled people unless held in check by strong spiritual principles. A lot of us think we can live without others and worship money. That’s the saddest part.

  • @Lacehairwigs
    @Lacehairwigs Рік тому +12

    Be careful who you marry. They can ruin you.

  • @AB2B
    @AB2B Рік тому +7

    Prince William went through the same things, but with more pressure, yet he has managed to turn his traumas into productive charities and healthy relationships. No one will be Princess Diana; she was a unique and lovely woman who made human mistakes, but who tried to turn the negatives into positives. However, if we were to look for echoes of Diana in the wives, the truth is Catherine is more like her. Honestly, H's immature behavior and attitude is turning him into the opposite of his mother. Diana said Charles was a good father, and she was a monarchist. She would be so disappointed in the way he's treated his family. As H continues his fall, he will find the truth stings more and more. He is a weak man tilting at the windmills of strong men.

  • @wandering-wisp
    @wandering-wisp 11 місяців тому +1

    he reminds me of a friend I had growing up. She lost her dad when she was very young and ended up obsessed with the image she built of him. She made him so ideal and perfect in her mind that she failed to notice how amazing her mum and step dad were to her. No one could ever even come close to being as wonderful as the dad she barely knew, and she saw everything through that lense.

  • @elizabethmchugh9811
    @elizabethmchugh9811 Рік тому +9

    Making personal family problems into a career and monetizing them is a undignified and classless way to behave. Even if the RF did what he claims they did it doesnt invalidate H and Ms poor behaviour.

  • @Sunnydreamer1470
    @Sunnydreamer1470 Місяць тому +2

    My grandparents were from England and they both lived by the stuff upper lip . I have to say that they handled things very well through life. They never complained about their childhoods which were rough group in poverty . There is something to be said for not focusing too much on your shortcomings and troubles . Press on was their motto .

  • @virginia-marieparker6325
    @virginia-marieparker6325 Рік тому +2

    Wow!!!
    Wow wow wow wow wow- your insight for someone so young?!!! So impressed- thank your parents again!! Wisdom in one so young speaks to an awareness and a mode of free thinking seldom seen these days❤

  • @adr3293
    @adr3293 Рік тому +5

    The last sentence hit hard !

  • @norbarellis
    @norbarellis Рік тому +3

    Did he write all about it in his new book, “Waagh”?

  • @bethmoe-mciver8557
    @bethmoe-mciver8557 Рік тому +5

    The delusions of these two are very worrisome. Absolutely appealing.

  • @erickirkwood458
    @erickirkwood458 Рік тому +6

    I wish that the ENTIRE WORLD could forget that Princess Diana was Harry's mother... I'm tired of him making money off her memory.

  • @sfappetrupavelandrei
    @sfappetrupavelandrei Рік тому +6

    One corection: therapy doesn't cut you off from your family, bad therapists do.

  • @justanotherhappyhumanist8832
    @justanotherhappyhumanist8832 Рік тому +1

    You are so wise. I’m glad I found your channel today!

  • @nicksherreard1215
    @nicksherreard1215 Рік тому +4

    I can tell you from experience that you reap as you sew when you denigrate your father. My dad always spoke harshly about his dad, I carried on the tradition being very critical of my father. Now my oldest sons have no time for me.

  • @baldchook
    @baldchook Рік тому +5

    His children will see the way their parents treated their parents and family and would think that's normal..they will in turn treat MeMeMe and Horrid the same way... Cos it's normal behaviour in their own family.

  • @LaPana_10
    @LaPana_10 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for this profound review. It is clear that their intentions on airing Harry’s family flaws was malicious. What a sad couple.

  • @elnuraa8737
    @elnuraa8737 Рік тому +1

    Great video. Thank you. This is how you know if therapy is working for you or not. Are you becoming happier, calm and more accepting of others and the world as it is or you just fuel your trauma and inflate ego. Harry looks angrier than ever with all his “work”. That is very difficult way to live.

  • @virginia-marieparker6325
    @virginia-marieparker6325 Рік тому

    Cant get enough of your insights!!❤❤❤
    Wow- CLAIM YOUR BAGGAGE. All of us

  • @widget1005
    @widget1005 Рік тому +5

    I honestly think that Harry and Meghan are going to get a rude awakening when their children grow up and start to learn about everything their parents did and said against the RF. Not only that but denying them (Archie and Lillibet) the chance to be part of what is clearly a loving family with lots of aunties/uncles/cousins. All because of their arrogance, narcissism and greed. They have done far worse to their children than the accusations Harry so easily throws around about his early years. He has no idea.

  • @chriskenney4377
    @chriskenney4377 Рік тому +2

    You never disappoint. Go Girl.

  • @bry8636
    @bry8636 Рік тому +3

    Harry’s wry smirk when his own comment of his brother’s baldness is read back to him is so telling.
    He’s so petty as to attack his own brother’s physical appearance.
    But what’s telling is that he lacks all self awareness as to how that comes across to everyone else.
    His development has been stunted in so many ways. And being a pampered royal doesn’t cut it. Because so many royals, William, the late queen, even Charles (relatively speaking) seem to keep a stiff upper lip and move on.

  • @clarifyingquestions
    @clarifyingquestions Рік тому +5

    WOW - one photo of the queen shaking Charles' hand and from that the world extracts he was never hugged. also, no context that that was Britain over 70 years ago !!!!!!!! smh Harry discussing that public photo publicly and not with Grannie privately. smh

  • @vasalyamoodley9803
    @vasalyamoodley9803 Рік тому +6

    I would love to hear your take on the Selena Gomez situation (engaging in hate tiktoks towards Justin Bieber's wife and friends, preaching kindness immediately afterwards etc)

  • @thisgirl5539
    @thisgirl5539 Рік тому +1

    Wow. 100% nailed it Baggage Claim!! Especially about historical context, which is so crucial, yet so rarely acknowledged. Great video 🥇

  • @Emma-qw8gx
    @Emma-qw8gx Рік тому +3

    A therapist telling someone they had a terrible childhood is a red flag. Telling that based on a book is an even bigger red flag! Not everyone need the exact same things. My childhood might sound a bit sad to someone but I wouldn’t change a a thing! I’m a finn so we don’t show emotions, let alone give kisses and hugs to each other or say “I love you” every other minute. It feels fake to us thus we don’t do it. Honestly, if I was greeting my mum surrounded by photographers I would be very pleased with a handshake, a minimum of emotions shown.

  • @VitZ9
    @VitZ9 Рік тому +3

    I really hope in 25 years Harry and Meghan's kids come forward to tell us their parents were smothering in their affection, and it led to them having emotional problems.
    It would just be so perfect for everything to come full circle and see Harry get roasted in public like he did to his own father.

  • @johngmulhatton9794
    @johngmulhatton9794 Рік тому +5

    If all these "happenings have had such a detrimental affect on Harry," perhaps he needed to go for proper rehabilitation in order to get himself and his thinking back into normal mode

  • @kimosabe818
    @kimosabe818 Рік тому +8

    Could the handshake from the Queen be a formal greeting from a Queen to the heir of the throne? Just like curtsey your grandmother who is first head of state, (grand)mother later? Maybe the Queen gave Charles a massive hug in private? But this institution is state first and then person. They get massive massive massive privilege by consent of the people of Brittan. ...i mean..they were not looking for mommy liz back in the day. They wanted to see class and mystique

  • @roden70
    @roden70 Рік тому +4

    He is so under the influence of his narsisistic wife. Who wants to know more about the dynamics between them should look up the UA-cam channel of HG Tudor.

  • @Bopperann
    @Bopperann Рік тому +2

    It's the World Wide Privacy Tour! 🎉

  • @F1fan4eva
    @F1fan4eva Рік тому +5

    That cereal promotion had no right to be that good! I'm ordering some right away.

  • @paulinedickinson6475
    @paulinedickinson6475 Рік тому +2

    Neither of my parents spoke of love. no hugging, no telling me I was loved but neither was any of my friends but I never thought about it, I never thought my parents should hug me or tell me they loved me, but I knew they did by the way i was treat I wasn't beaten, I wasn't treat unkindly, I was fed I had nice things and I was cared for and that was enough for me....

  • @George.W-Jenson
    @George.W-Jenson Рік тому +8

    Harry married his mom, Hello, calling dr. Sigmund Freud !!!! 😂😂😂

  • @playfair9401
    @playfair9401 Рік тому +2

    I can’t listen to too much of them, they make me feel sick. I’m glad they are slowly being exposed, it’s been a long road for some of us. Thank you so much for your brilliant work 💜🍅🍅🍅🤡 I really don’t believe that they have any children in their permanent care

  • @sheilaoneil18
    @sheilaoneil18 Рік тому +1

    He has no concept whatsoever of deprivation. Pathetic!
    This commentary is spot on.
    I was born of poor parents during the second world war. My parents were immigrants and worked night and day as bombs rained down, rations were the order of the day. Hugs? What were they?
    Their priority was to provide food for our table and to keep their children safe. Enough said!

  • @bcnotpc659
    @bcnotpc659 Рік тому +5

    this was the best analysis 🧐 I’ve ever seen

  • @SerenaSaffyRose
    @SerenaSaffyRose Рік тому +2

    Excellent advice for Harry at the end!

  • @merrolmichael3370
    @merrolmichael3370 Рік тому +6

    I thought Harry said that Archie`s first word was crocodile.

    • @EvelynElaineSmith
      @EvelynElaineSmith Рік тому

      You mean Archie's first word wasn't antidisestablishmentarianism?

  • @psycharol
    @psycharol Рік тому +1

    My mother was 93 when during covid they made her go into a nursing home, A very independent woman she loved to see us but she also loved to see us go.
    The family was not allowed to visit during the months she was in the nursing home.
    she died after being transferred to a hospital
    We were not allowed to go to the funeral only two people attended.
    I was locked down on an island.
    I can not understand why he destroyed his grandparent's last months with such lies and attacks on these wonderful family elderly
    There is something wrong with his emotions or he has none
    She hasn't cared for the family she joined to become famous and rich.

  • @HappyBear376
    @HappyBear376 Рік тому +5

    We want privacy!

  • @angelhelen84
    @angelhelen84 Рік тому +5

    The need to be associated with Diana, trying to project that into the minds of the public in the hopes that her popularity will transfer onto them, is the weirdest thing. To namedrop one's own deceased mother, it bizarre.

  • @timothygormley1305
    @timothygormley1305 Рік тому

    You are wonderful- spot on. I hope my son meets someone like you