Prince Harry and a new project and fiery statements raise controversy

Today, Monday, Prince Harry and Oprah presented a promo for a TV series dedicated to supporting mental health, which will be broadcast on the “Apple TV Plus” platform on May 21.

"People all over the world experience some kind of mental, psychological and emotional pain," Oprah told Prince Harry as she sat down to discuss mental health on the new show. "Being able to say that's what happened to me is very important," she adds.

Harry, who spoke on the show about his own challenges following the death of his mother, Princess Diana in 1997, responds: “Making this decision to receive help is not a sign of weakness. Rather, it is a sign of strength in today’s world more than ever.”

Prince Harry spoke to Oprah Winfrey on the show emotionally about mental health during the new series, called "The Me you Can't See".

In one of the promo clips of the series, Harry appears affected when he was 12 years old alongside his father, the British Crown Prince, Prince Charles, as he stands seriously as his mother’s coffin passes in front of him on the day of her funeral, and the clip is accompanied by an audio commentary saying: “Treating people with dignity is... The first act.

The promo of the new series also includes interviews with a number of world famous people who tell their experiences with mental health, such as the American singer, Lady Gaga.

The release of the promo for the new TV series "The Me you Can't See" comes a few days after Prince Harry hosted a new episode of the "Armchair Expert" podcast, in which the "Duke of Sussex" revealed some never-before-seen stories about the stresses of growing up in The British royal family, the importance of receiving psychotherapy, as well as the early days of his relationship with his wife, Meghan Markle.

And last March, Oprah Winfrey's interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was broadcast, which was the first appearance of the couple after they gave up their royal status last year.

And about the most shocking confessions during the interview, Winfrey said that this was when Megan Markle stated that a member of the British royal family had "concerns" about the dark skin color of her son Archie at his birth.