Bonnie Hemond

This is not my usual genre. I’m only vaguely educated on the royal family. I remember watching Princess Diana wed Prince Charles as a child with the wide eyes of adoration. I remember the big moments of her life and I remember her life of love and charity and her tragic loss and I remember ohow much her loss was the result of a manic frenzied press obsession of her life. Unforgivable. I’m truly appreciative of seeing a blurb on social media of an interview Harry had with Colbert. While seeing his body language and his wariness to the interview, something about this exposure drew my interest. I purchased this and immediately glued to his story. It felt honest, humble and it kept me listening at every available moment. This story was intimately written. I’m humbled by the sharing of his personal life and i’m unfoundedly proud of him. He is his mother’s son but more importantly he is his own man. He is a very brave man to stand up for himself, his wife and children and likely ending a lifetime of generational trauma. Blessing to him and the generations that follow him.