William and Harry take opposite approaches to their thinning hair, but how best to tackle it?

Duke of Sussex opened up about the pain of losing his mum when he was just 12-years-old in his new documentary series called 'The Me You Can't See' on Apple TV.During the interview, the prince opened up about traumatic memories of his childhood, including being photographed with his brother, uncle and grandfather walking behind Princess Diana's coffin at her funeral back in 1997.The 36-year-old expressed his frustration that the country grieved for his mother when they didn't know her personally.Speaking to Oprah Winfrey, he said: "When my mum was taken away from me at the age of 12, I didn't want the life, sharing the grief of my mother's death with the world."For me, the thing I remember the most was the sound of the horses' hooves going

Prince Harry’s new television series for alongside Oprah Winfrey has now been released.

Prince Harry has paid tribute to his "brave" later mother Princess Diana after an inquiry revealed BBC journalist Martin Bashir used deceit to score his bombshell Panorama interview with her.The Princess of Wales gave an explosive interview to the 58-year-old back in 1995, during which she famously said of her relationship with Prince Charles: "There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded." It was concluded during the inquiry on Thursday that Martin had "acted inappropriately and in serious breach of BBC guidelines." Harry has now called his mother "an incredible woman who dedicated her life to service," as he issued a statement following the closing of the inquiry.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to visit the place where they fell in love as they embark on a seven-day tour of Scotland next week. The Duke of Cambridge, 38, will travel to Scotland on Friday, and Kate, 39, will join him for the remainder of the visit on Monday.

Prince Harry has been open about combining alternative therapies with traditional medicine to help deal with his mental health problems.The 36-year-old has revealed that he uses EMDR or ‘tapping’ methods to address his energy balance and begin to alleviate his symptoms, and treat his PTSD diagnosis. Sanja Oakley leads a session with him on camera for his new AppleTV series, The Me You Can’t See.

The Duke of Sussex has opened up on a dark period of his and wife Meghan Markle's life which saw her battle "suicidal thoughts" during her pregnancy with now-two year old son Archie. Prince Harry, 36, spoke out about his wife's mental health struggles, as well as his own, in his new Apple TV+ series with talk show host Oprah Winfrey, called The Me You Can't See.The Duchess, 39, had revealed during her tell-all interview with Oprah in March that she thought death "would have solved everything for everyone." During the interview, Meghan claimed that she went to "the institution" for help over her suicidal thoughts, but she wasn't allowed to seek therapy or assistance.

Prince Harry has once again opened up about his heartache and grief from losing his mum at a young age - and the toll the resulting trauma has taken on his life.

Kate Garraway has opened up about her traumatic year which saw her take the same EMDR therapy as Prince Harry. Speaking about his new mental health series, The Me You Can't See, the Good Morning Britain presenter touched upon the same therapy with co-host Ranvir Singh and Dr Amir Khan."It's called Eye Movement Desentisiation Reprocessing, a bit of a mouthful, I have actually had a little bit of this," she explained on Friday.READ: Kate Garraway opens up about 'nasty eye infection' which led to epic money blunderWATCH: Official trailer for Prince Harry and Oprah's new mental health series"It's not a million miles away from from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, processes like this...

Prince Harry has told Oprah Winfrey he still remembers the haunting sound of horses' hooves walking slowly down The Mall as he walked behind his late mother's coffin during her funeral.

Good Morning Britain hosts Ranvir Singh and Kate Garraway welcomed royal expert Angela Levin, Chris Shipp and others to discuss Prince Harry's comments in his new mental health documentary Friday.

Princess Beatrice is expecting her first child with her multi-millionaire property developer husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi was not chosen at random, but selected to coincide with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s third wedding anniversary.Or, at least, that’s what Australian-based royal correspondent Daniela Elser thinks.The announcement was timed, Ms Elser thinks, partly as an act of revenge.

Meghan Markle didn't commit suicide because she didn't want husband Prince Harry to lose another woman he loved.The Duke of Sussex revealed the only thing stopping his wife, who was pregnant at the time, from killing herself during their time as royals was because it would've been "unfair" on Harry and their unborn child, Archie.In new bombshell docuseries The Me You Can't See, produced by Oprah Winfrey, Harry opens up about Meghan's suicidal thoughts, admitting the loss of his mum Princess Diana played a key role in his wife's decision not to kill herself."The thing that stopped her from seeing it through was how unfair it would be on me after everything that had happened to my mum and to now be put in a position of losing another woman in

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Prince Harry has revealed one of his two year old son Archie's first words was "grandma" after seeing a picture of Princess Diana on the wall of his nursery.The Princess of Wales was tragically killed at the age of 36 on 31 August 1997 after sustaining injuries from a car crash in Paris, leaving William, then-15, and then-12 year old Harry without a mum. In honour of her, the Duke of Sussex hung up a photo of Diana in his own son Archie's nursery, which the young tot has clearly become quite fond of.

Prince Harry has admitted he knew he didn’t want “the royal life” after having to share his grief with the world following the sudden death of his mother when he was just 12.The Duke opened up about the tragic time during an interview in new Apple TV series The Me You Can’t See with Oprah Winfrey, in which he recalls the moment he was made to walk behind his mother’s coffin. "When my mum was taken away from me at the age of 12, just before my 13th birthday, I didn't want the [royal] life,” he said.

Prince Harry has likened his and Meghan Markle 's relationship to the one his mother Princess Diana had with Dodi Fayed as he revealed the extent of his wife's suffering. The 36 year old was just 12 years old when Diana died following a car crash at the age he is now in September 1997.

*TRIGGER WARNING**SPOILERS ALERT* The stigma behind mental health is unfortunately prevalent across the globe on a universal level as it doesn't seek permission to engulf one's life based on gender, colour, social status, etc. Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey, who have had their own battles with mental health, collaborated to shed light on the matters of the mind in their AppleTV+ documentary, The Me You Can't See.With three episodes made available to me before The Me You Can't See dropped today, i.e.

Prince Harry used to drink a week’s worth of alcohol in just one day in a bid to try to help with the trauma of his mother’s death, he has revealed. The Duke of Sussex opened up on his life as a royal in eye-opening documentary The Me You Can’t See, in which he describes life in ‘the firm’ as a “nightmare” and accused his family of “total neglect.” Speaking to Oprah Winfrey for the Apple TV series, the father of one also revealed he was willing to take drugs to “feel less like I was feeling” more than a decade after his mother’s untimely death.

Prince Harry has revealed a fight with his wife Meghan Markle led him to seek out professional help for his mental health struggles.The 36 year old, who reportedly could stay in the USA permanently after scrapping their UK charity, opened up on his new Apple TV+ series with talk show host Oprah Winfrey called The Me You Can't See. "I saw GPs.

Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey's new Apple TV+ unscripted series, The Me You Can't See, has released and the Duke of Sussex got candid about his own mental health. The first episode, , saw the pop star talk about her traumatic past with Oprah and Winfrey.

Prince Harry has heartbreakingly said his "life was a nightmare" and accused the Royal family of "total neglect" as he opens up about his mental health struggles following the death of his mother Princess Diana.The 36 year old was just 12 years old when Diana died following a car crash at the age he is now in 1997. He has also opened up on the difficulties both he and his wife, Meghan Markle, have faced with their mental health since marrying in 2018.