Prince Harry is going on to detail an incident that really affected his life and the grand unveiling was made during the first episode of his high-profile docuseries today.
The Duke of Sussex was seen speaking about how ashamed he was of himself for donning the Nazi fancy dress costume, which he admits to being one of his life’s biggest and most regretful decisions ever.
He also revealed how it was very difficult for him to get over something like this and meeting with a chief Rabbi really had a major impact on him, in that regard.
The news comes related to an incident that arose in 2005 where the Duke of Sussex was seen donning a uniform at one of his friend’s fancy dress parties.
Harry expressed extreme guilt and remorse for the incident as revealed in today’s first episode, literally forcing him to speak while looking downwards.
Harry says it was a huge mistake and if he could erase one memory or go back in time and get rid of that, he would.
Similarly, he went on to explain how his meeting with a Holocaust survivor really put things into perspective for him. And that is what assisted him in the healing process afterward.
The costume comprised a mock uniform that had the infamous swastika displayed on his arm and it also had the badge of the German Wehrmacht across his collar too.
This particular story really made some headlines globally after one picture of the 20-year-old Harry in uniform went viral online. It was featured across the title of the Sun Newspaper and as one can expect, people were talking.
Nobody took the costume lightheartedly. In fact, they couldn’t be more disappointed in seeing a member of the royal family engage in such behavior.