Prince Harry deep fears of becoming like King Charles drive him to therapy

Prince Harry is allegedly taking therapy as he fears he would become like his father, King Charles, a new report has revealed.

The Duke of Sussex has trouble forgetting how his father treated his late mother Princess Diana and still finds resentment in his heart for him.

A report by Radar Online has revealed that the father of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have started seeing a therapist for the sake of his kids, whom he shares with Meghan Markle.

Speaking with the publication, an insider revealed, "Harry's big into 'wellness' and mental health now thanks to Meghan’s influence and his involvement in mental health charities.”

They added, "He's being supported by Meghan in his decision to see a counselor as he's racked with fear he will fall into the classic trap of repeating mistakes from the past.

"It's well-known how scarred he is by tales of Charles' cruelty to his beloved mother and he sees therapy as a way of becoming the best dad possible to his son Archie and little girl.”

"His therapy is classic blame-the-parents stuff,” they continued. “It's not that he's a bad dad – he just wants to do everything he can not to so what Charles did."

The insider went on to note how “horrified” Harry is on the then-Prince Charles handled the tragic death of the former Princess of Wales, who passed away in a car crash in Paris in 1997.

"Harry is still heartbroken he and William were made to walk behind Diana's coffin as kids, and by Charles' buttoned-up emotionless state in the wake of her death left him and his brother scarred for life,” the source shared.

"It’s not the kind of behavior he ever wants his kids to experience."