Here's a sweet detail from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new biography, Finding Freedom, published today: according to authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, Princess Diana was aware that Harry might feel inferior to his brother and heir to the throne, Prince William. Harry's brother and heir to the throne, Prince William, and made an effort to make him feel equally important.

"Princess Diana tried to instill in her younger son that he should not make anyone feel that he was less special because he could not be king," Scobie and Durand write in Finding Freedom (opens in new tab). 'Harry had the opportunity to find his purpose.'

In the 2019 documentary Harry & Meghan: An African Journey (opens in new tab), Prince Harry told journalist Tom Bradby about the loss of his mother and the painful ways in which royal life amplified his trauma He told the story. 'Being part of this family, being in this role, being in this job, every time I see a camera, every time I hear a click, every time I see a flash, it takes me straight back to the past. So in that respect, it's the worst memory of her life as opposed to the best." [It's like the role and the work and the pressure that comes with it, and unfortunately it reminds her of the bad things," Harry continued.