Finding Freedom, a confessional book about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's departure from the royal family by royal biographers Omid Scobie and Caroline Durand, has finally appeared. It includes a heartbreaking account of how Harry read negative comments about him and Meghan on the Internet and was understandably quite upset.

As reported by the Independent (opens in new tab), Scobie decided that the Sussexes would spend the 2019 holiday season with Archie on Vancouver Island, Canada, instead of staying with the rest of the royal family in Sandringham The story is about. This despite the fact that Prince William and Kate Middleton had also previously spent the vacations away from the royal family.

According to Scobie, Harry was "disgusted" with how he was portrayed in such tabloid articles. Moreover, he went to the comments section and was horrified by the maliciousness of the content. Harry instantly regretted opening the link. Finding Freedom excerpts some of the awful things Harry read: "I'm sick of H&M. They're a disgrace to the Royal Family. They are a disgrace to the Royal Family.

Away from the cruelty of the Internet, Harry and Meghan spent their time on the trip concentrating on their lives ahead and "various scenarios for the future." And, as a minor detail, they also did yoga every day and cooked breakfast together. Much nicer than reading the comments section.