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There is a lot ofDeeply personal revelations who came to lightFind freedom, the new redemption - all that chronicles the evolution ofPrince Harry andMeghan Makle's relationship, as well as the events that led to their decision leave the royal family. But there isdisclosure in the book which connects the duke of Sussex to its end mother who is particularly heartbreaking. According to everything, asprincess dianaHarrybed the tabloids And he too has often been consumed by wounded and furious on the many misleading stories and malicious relationships on himself and the people he takes the most.

"Diana became obsessed with her media coverage And when Harry started going out of Meghan, he was great, "one of the royal insiders told me." Read negative stories and pivoting lies were toxic for both. The effect on them was powerful. Their wounds and angry with certain segments of the media was and is understandable, but there is a danger of doing things. Only the closest friends of Diana knew how much she upset she, butHarry has become more and more vocal about that. When Meghan became pregnant therewas a definitive change. The palace aids have seen the prince become absolutely furious about certain stories. There was a little walk on the eggs shells when it was very emotional about it. "

InDiscoveryFreedom, authorsOmid ScobieandCarolyn DurandAllega that after being hired in Meghan, Harry "has often cleaned the press" and even kept some of the Twitter accounts of the royal correspondents. Although it is aware of the negative coverage he has received during his days when he was known as "the Prince of the Party", most of his directors headed to the media have recently beenHow is Meghan treated with the press. As a young boy, Harry looked at his mother heading towards despair while she was lifted by the Paparazzi and victims of implacable coverage after her 1996 divorce ofPrince Charles. The memories all arrived in the back when he became involved with Meghan.

In the ITV documentary now infamousHarry & Meghan: an African trip In 2019, Harry said to postponeTom Bradby: "I will not be intimidated to playgame that killed my mother. Everything she has crossed and what happened to her is incredibly gross every day, and it's not me even paranoid. It's just me not to want a repetition of the past. "

In the fight against the press, Harry and Meghan havebroken the coda of the royal family to "never complain, never explain" and haveProsecution courses against various media Calling an invasion of privacy, among others. But an Insider Palace said he had not prevented Harry from the obsession with constant constant coverage devoted to his wife and his son,ARCHIE MOUNTBATTEN-WINDSOR.

InFind freedom, The authors report that the prince was "disgusted" by the way it was described in a particular tabloid article and was horrified by the vicious comments of the accompaniment. "Harry instantly regretted the opening of the link. His stomach knotted in the same knot whenever he saw these kinds of comments," writes Scobie and Durand. AParticularly hate not really stung. He read: "H & M Enjoy me. They are a shame with the royal family."

"There is a kind of aggressive intrusivity and imprudent impeccable hostility to the actions of the media that is deeply harmful," said a source in the book. "The kind of ruthless malevolence of certain sections of the media and it is malicious, is really bad."

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Although Diana became one of the most famous women in the world before the dawn of the Internet, she was also treated exhaustively by the media and, while most stories were positive, she kept a narrow eye on Those who represented it in a bad light. Interviewing Princess Diana's friends for my bookDiana: the secrets of his style, One of his narrow confidents told me that she kept an album of all her press coverage - the good and bad - and that she read the tabloids at breakfast at the Kensington Palace. In fact, she even invited publishers ofThe sun, Daily Mirror,Daily mail, and theExpress For private lunches at the palace because "she recognized it was a double-senses street," said my source.

"Diana was masterful at these meetings," continued the initiate. "It gave him a chance to train the people who wrote about him and give him the opportunity to personally present his side of the story. That's why she was devastated when there wasNegative blanket on her. She could not understand the average nature of this one. "

In an article forThe GuardianIn October 2019, former secretary of the Diana press,Patrick Jephson,warned Harry on the use of lawsuits Protest media coverage and start a war from any exit with the press. "I crossed something similar with Harry's mother when we pursued the pursuit ofMirrorFor sneaky acquired images of her working in a gym. In the heat of the battle and seized by indignation of self-right, the royal hand reaches resolutely for the powerful sword of truth and ... waits. And waiting, "he writes." Unless the incriminated editor's head can be served on a plate with the speed with which royal customers are used to, the whole company can begin to feel like a bad idea. "And for more inside the Scoop on the royals, check3 other Royal Tell-All explosives who launched a new light on Harry and Meghan.

Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana andDiana: the secrets of his style.