Prince Harry compares royal life to Jim Carrey film The Truman Show

With Prince Harry's recent candour, when it comes to his shocking revelations about the royal family, his brother Prince William is "greatly concerned" that The Duke of Sussex's 'truth-bombing' may go a step too far and increase the rift in his relationship with the royal family.

In a bonus episode of Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey’s AppleTV+ limited series, The Me You Can’t See, Harry, 36, spoke with Glenn Close about learned behaviors and societal pressures regarding mental health. Harry said that there’s a certain stigma over having these mental health issues and a particular “shame” felt by those who had no idea that their loved ones were in pain.

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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.

Adding insult to injury? Prince Harry’s family wasn’t thrilled by his appearance on Dax Shepard’s podcast, “Armchair Expert,” a source reveals exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly.

The Truman Show " (The Truman Show, for the unfamiliar, is a movie starring Jim Carrey as a man who grows up on the set of a reality television show; Truman doesn't realize it until adulthood, but everyone in his life is an actor playing out a predetermined role for a live audience watching from home.) According to Katie Nicholl, this comparison bothered Prince Harry's brother, Prince William, and father, Prince Charles."I think the problem with the podcast and the things Harry has

Prince Harry’s recent comment about royal parenting have reportedly been slammed by royal aides.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are now said to be expected by royal aides to give up their titles after the 36 year old’s comments on Prince Charles and Prince William’s parenting. Harry’s comments are said to have been branded as “disgraceful” while senior courtiers have reportedly claimed there is a growing sense of “bewilderment and betrayal” in the palace.

Prince Harry's latest interview.

Prince Harry says his entire existence is reminiscent of living in a movie. The royal son of the late Princess Diana said as much during an appearance on Dax Shepard and Monica Padman’s "Armchair Expert" podcast on Thursday and said that in his view, the life he leads is similar to that of "The Truman Show," a 1998 Jim Carrey film that sees his character Truman Burbank’s life televised through the lenses of hidden cameras while everyone he encounters turns out to be hired actors.

Prince Harry sat down with perhaps his most open and honest conversation with Dax Shepard in his podcast where he spoke candidly about how he believed his life to be like living in The Truman Show as a royal with the attention and cameras pointed towards him. He felt his life to be, “It's a mix between The Truman Show and living in a zoo, The biggest issue for me was that being born into it, you inherit the risk.

Piers Morgan has had plenty to say about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, and now he has once again hit out at the Duke of Sussex in a passionate rant.The former Good Morning Britain host, who taunted his replacement Alistair Campbell, took to Twitter to share his thoughts.

The Truman Show and living in a zoo." In case you're not familiar, that movies follows Truman Burbank (played by Jim Carrey) who is completely unaware his life is part of a massive TV set. The executive producer, Christof (played by Ed Harris), attempts to control Truman's mind, but over time, Truman gradually discovers the truth.Prince Harry continued, "It's the job, right? Grin and bear it.

Prince Harry is opening up about royal life.

Laying it all out there! Prince Harry discussed his journey to starting therapy and the transition that he went on after leaving the royal family in his most candid interview yet.