Prince Harry reeling with mental health issues since Diana's death, says biographer

Prince Harry has gone through immense trauma since the tragic passing away of his mother, Princess Diana, and has been a dealing with it valiantly throughout all these years. 

The Duke of Sussex's biographer, Angela Levin who penned Harry: Conversations With the Prince, said he had a charisma to himself that unfortunately has gone lost, specially in his bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey. 

“I interviewed Harry for when I was writing his biography, Levin told Us Weekly. “I found him to be charismatic, sympathetic, have wonderful intuition, which he inherited from his mother [Princess Diana], and with a sort of mischievous glint in his eye. He was full of energy and fun and bounce and quite macho.”

“The Harry I saw during the interview … was quite traumatic in a way,” the biographer said while referencing his tell-all with Winfrey “He looked like a shell version of himself.”

“I found him anxious, looking nervy, absolutely hating it,” Levin added. “And I felt incredibly sad that this is what has happened to him.”

The royal author went on to add how Harry “occasionally” had a “dark cloud” over him after Diana's death, but said she feels it has become even worse in recent years.