Prince Harry compares royal life to ‘The Truman Show’ and ‘living in a zoo’

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.

Prince Charles recently dodged an important question about his son Prince Charles. In a recent chat with royal expert Katie Nicholl, the heir to the throne was asked what he thought of Prince Harry’s recent podcast.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s third wedding anniversary is today, 19 May, but Prince Charles did not mark the occasion and instead made a post about farming online. As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex receive well wishes from all over the globe, Prince Charles marked the three-year anniversary since the Sandringham Estate transitioned to a fully organic operation.

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.

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.

Good Morning Britain presenter Alex Beresford has defended Prince Harry after his latest comments on the Royal family.

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.

Prince Harry has compared life as a royal to the 1998 film The Truman Show in a new interview. Speaking to Dax Shepard on the Armchair Expert podcast, the Duke of Sussex, who stepped back from royal duties last year, discussed what it was like to have lived his entire life in the public eye.

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.

“For me, prior to meeting Meghan [Markle], it was very much a case of, certainly connected to the media, that anger and frustration of ‘this is so unjust,’” Prince Harry said when speaking to Dax Shepard and Monica Padman on the Thursday (May 13) episode of their Armchair Expert podcast.