PRince Harry may be feeling jealous and insecure about his wife Meghan Marklerising celebrity status and success as they reintegrate into Hollywood life.
During a recent public appearance at Kevin CostnerAt the charity event, Harry looked “panicked”, “confused” and “awkward”, while Meghan exuded confidence and dominance. The event was attended by such famous personalities as Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres and Katy Perryparents, a lifestyle to which Meghan was accustomed before her marriage to the Duke.
Psychotherapist and relationship expert Sally Baker admitted in an interview with The Mirror that Harry’s difficulties are understandable as Meghan’s fame and influence continue to grow.
“It’s understandable that Harry may be struggling as his wife, Meghan, gains more fame and influence than he does,” Baker said.
“He may feel insecure, jealous or even threatened by her success. However, with self-awareness and maturity, he can adapt to changing dynamics in a healthy way.
“Focusing on gratitude for their relationship helps keep things in perspective. “Harry should avoid seeing Meghan’s success as a competition and instead see them as a team supporting each other.”
“Her increased attention may also bring positive attention to his own aspirations. Therapy can provide Harry with the opportunity to deal with any difficult emotions or insecurities that arise. He may need to work with some ingrained beliefs about gender, power, and self-worth. Unpacking vulnerabilities, fears and assumptions promote growth.”