The youngest son of the British king played rugby while studying at Eton, but Harry was badly bullied there. Despite this, Prince William’s brother does not consider himself a victim, although his life has never been easy in literally every way.
“I was a good candidate for rugby. But I wasn’t picked right away, I broke my nose a couple of times at matches,” Prince Harry admitted. He was 16 at the time and the resulting injuries were serious.
Injury expert Gabor Meit drew expert conclusions in an interview with the prince. The Hungarian-Canadian doctor learned a lot about Harry after reading his scandalous memoirs, and personal communication strengthened his opinion.
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“I can diagnose you with attention deficit disorder. But I see it all as a normal reaction to stress, it’s not catastrophic,” Gabor said. “Thanks for the free session,” the prince immediately replied jokingly.
Recently, Meghan Markle was spotted on the street for the first time after her husband’s revelation was made public. The “rebellious” duchess made an elegant look with a trench coat.
Source: The Voice Mag
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