prince harry grew up in the spotlight as
the son of prince charles and princess
diana and the grandson of queen
elizabeth ii so what did that teach him
about being a dad his sad confession
straight ahead in the documentary series
the me you can't see harry revealed that
he felt angry and helpless as a child
when paparazzi would follow his mother
the late princess diana and on an
episode of dak shepard's armchair expert
podcast harry said that the uk media and
his words feel an ownership over you if
you're in the royal family he also went
on to describe how angry he got when
paparazzi photos of his son archie's
first day of school were published which
is not something that archie as a child
has any control over harry explained
that after going to therapy he realized
he shouldn't just get angry over these
invasions of privacy instead he started
to understand how he could use his
privilege and position to help change
the world for the better for the next
generation one of the ways that he's
working to do that is supporting the
five rights foundation the five rights
foundation was created to help make the
internet a safe place for children and
in a webinar for the debut of the global
child's online safety toolkit harry
spoke about the fears he has for his
children three-year-old archie and
nearly one-year-old lillabet in the
webinar harry spoke about his worries
for children if the digital environment
doesn't change
my wife and i are concerned about the
next generation growing up in a world
where they are treated as digital
experiments for companies to make money
the duke of sussex also noted his
children archie and lillabet are
currently still too little to be exposed
to online negativity directly and that's
when he confessed that he can't keep
them in a bubble all their lives
sometimes i feel i can keep them away
from the online harms that they could
face in the future forever but i am
learning to know better
prince harry has opened up about wanting
to do right by his children before
particularly with regards on how he was
raised by his own father prince charles
on armchair expert the duke referred to
what he called the genetic pain and
suffering inflicted on him throughout
his childhood harry is focused on
ensuring archie and lillabet don't
endure the same thing according to the
prince being raised royal was akin to
being an animal in the zoo or like jim
carrey in the truman show harry made it
clear though that he doesn't necessarily
blame charles since he was evidently
raised the same way harry said it's a
lot of genetic pain and suffering that
gets passed on anyway zoe his parents
should be doing the most we can to try
and say you know what that happened to
me i'm going to make sure that doesn't
happen to you
his wife meghan markle encouraged him to
seek out therapy after realizing there
was something deeper going on moreover
their move stateside has helped harry
differentiate between what happened to
him and hopefully how their own kids
will be raised during the sussex's
interview with oprah winfrey harry
suggested his brother and father are
stuck in the monarchy and cannot free
themselves
my father and my brother they are
trapped
they don't get to leave
and i have huge compassion for that
although he has plenty of concerns
prince harry absolutely loves being a
dad during an appearance on the today
show the duke shared how he and wife
meghan markle initially found it tough
to separate their working lives from
looking after two young kids
particularly during the kova 19 pandemic
archie notably interrupted their zoo
meetings on a regular basis but as harry
acknowledged he also forced them to take
much needed breaks as a result
i've always wanted to have my own kids
and i've got
two little people who i'm responsible
for
harry sure that being a dad makes him
think about his late mother princess
diana even more than usual on what
specifically he enjoys about fatherhood
the prince revealed all of it the chaos
the learning the reminder of just every
element of yourself your soul since
archie is talking now harry says he's
had to reconsider his outlook on life to
ensure he's in a position to present the
world as honestly as he can for a son
the prince is adamant about changing
things for the better too so his
children can benefit he told today my
sort of mantra now every day it's a
dangerous one because i need to make
sure that i don't have burnout but it's
trying to make the world a better place
for my kids otherwise what's the point
in bringing kids into this world
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