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Prince Harry Says Conscience Is Clear After Memoir, Meeting with King

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Prince Harry Defends Royal Revelations, States ‘Conscience is Clear’

KYIV, Ukraine ⁣ – Prince Harry has affirmed he harbors no regrets over his public disclosures regarding the British Royal‍ Family, stating ⁢his “conscience is clear”⁤ in⁣ a new interview with The Guardian during a visit⁣ to ⁢Ukraine. The duke of Sussex‍ made the ⁤comments while promoting the ⁣work of his Invictus Games Foundation, which supports ‍the recovery and rehabilitation of veterans.

Harry’s remarks come amid⁤ ongoing scrutiny and debate surrounding his memoir Spare and subsequent interviews, which detailed deeply personal experiences and criticisms of his family.He emphasized that despite feeling ‌”destroyed by certain members⁢ of the​ British press,” he maintains a strong connection with the British public.This visit to Kyiv, laying a wreath in Maidan Square to honor those killed in the conflict, underscores his continued commitment to‍ supporting veterans and advocating for mental health ⁢awareness.

The⁣ Prince’s trip‌ to the Ukrainian⁣ capital focused on highlighting the work⁤ of ‍the Invictus Games Foundation and celebrating the recovery of ⁢veterans injured during the war with Russia, which began three years ago. He stated, “Nobody should feel embarrassed or ashamed about their disabilities,” advocating for a shift “from sympathy to admiration and respect.” he described the conflict as “all so unnecessary.”

Harry also discussed the⁤ personal impact of his ‌work with Invictus, stating it gave him a renewed “purpose” after leaving the military and “saved me.” ​He ‍revealed he⁢ uses boxing as a stress reliever, and addressed the emotional toll of recent​ years, saying some events ⁢have been “very stressful” and he had been‌ “finding out certain things that have really, really‍ hurt.”

The interview follows a January settlement with ‌the publisher of The Sun newspaper, who agreed to pay “substantial damages” and issued⁤ an apology to Prince Harry over claims ⁣of unlawful intrusion into his private life. He maintains his decision to share his story was necessary, and⁢ that‌ he remains at ⁤peace ​with his ‌choices.

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