This Saturday, March 4, Prince Harry conducted a question-and-answer session for the promotion of his memoir, Spare. During it, the husband of Meghan Markle spoke about his drug use.
Prince Harry is still ready to defend his memoir, a month after their worldwide release. The latter, who threw a spade at his father Charles III, was invited this Saturday, March 4 at a question and answer session, for which people had to pay in order to view it. Meghan Markle’s husband spoke with Dr. Gabor Maté, an expert in trauma and childhood development. He spoke at length about his drug use.
On cocaine, the Prince said very honestly: “It didn’t bother me. It was more of a social thing. It gave me a sense of belonging for sure. It also made me feel different from how I felt, which is kind of the point.”, he confessed. Unlike another known drug, which would have done him good: “Marijuana is different, it really helped me“he explained.
Prince Harry “It gave me a feeling of liberation”
During the session, Harry, whose children are collateral victims of his big unboxing, confided to having also consumed psychedelics, in particular ayahuasca. He reported how good it was for him at that time: “It was cleaning the windshield, cleaning the windshield, removing the filters from life just as much as Instagram, those layers of filters. It took everything away from me and gave me a feeling of relaxation, liberation, comfort, a lightness that I managed to maintain for a while. I started doing it recreationally, then I started to realize how good it was for me. I would say that it is one of the fundamental elements of my life that has changed me and helped me to deal with the traumas and the pains of the past “he delivered.
Harry is obviously referring to the death of his mother. The young dad confided a lot on this subject in his autobiographical book Spare, which has otherwise become the best-selling non-fiction book in the UK since records began after its release in January. The Prince told his many conflicts with the royal familythe violent behavior of William, who reacted very badly, during an altercation between brothers, but also the way he experienced the death of his mother.