Prince Harry credited the use of psychedelic drugs with helping him deal with the 'grief' and 'trauma' he felt after the tragic death of his mom, .
The , 38, spoke out about his past drug use, which aired on Sunday, and he called psychedelics like ayahuasca and magic mushrooms his 'medicine' after the huge 'loss' of his mother in 1997.
While Harry was only 12 when Diana tragically died in a car accident, he admitted in his upcoming book, Spare, that he struggled to come to grips with her sudden passing.
Now he has shared more details about his mother's death with 60 Minutes host , explaining that he only cried once over his mother's death - when her coffin was put in the ground - and that he was plagued with guilt over feeling like he was not being emotional enough over her passing for years.
Prince Harry admitted to using psychedelic drugs to deal with the 'grief' and 'trauma' he felt after the tragic death of his mom, Princess Diana
The Duke of Sussex, 38, spoke out about his past drug use during an interview with 60 Minutes, and he called the drugs his 'medicine' after the huge 'loss' of his mother in 1997
While Harry (seen at her funeral) was only 12 when Diana died in a car accident, he admitted in his upcoming book, Spare, that he struggled to come to grips with her sudden passing
Now, Harry (seen with Diana in 1987) admitted he only cried once over his mother's death - and said he was plagued with guilt over feeling like he was not being emotional enough
RELATED ARTICLES



Share this article
Share


But read the article former royal said that he needed be sad to prove he 'missed' his mom.