The Duke of Sussex has said he “slipped into depression” during the period surrounding his departure from royal duties, describing an “adrenaline crash” while visiting Vancouver Island.
Harry said he travelled to the island to “get some space”. He characterised the experience as a difficult period following the end of his role as a working member of the Royal Family.
The Duke’s comments link the emotional impact he described to the upheaval of the royal exit. He said the adrenaline crash occurred during his stay on Vancouver Island, although no further details about when it happened or how long the period of depression lasted were provided.
His account offers a personal description of the pressures associated with the transition away from royal duties. The latest information concerns his description of that experience and does not include further details about his current wellbeing or any subsequent developments.