Prince Harry opened up like never before about ‘grief, betrayal and media scrutiny’ amid constant reports that Prince William ‘blocking’ his brother’s way back to the royal fold.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been all over the media since they arrived in Australia on April 14.

Harry and Meghan have been conducting engagements based on “private, business and philanthropic” projects.

Most recently, King Charles’ son took centre stage at the InterEdge Summit in Melbourne, shedding light on how public scrutiny affects one’s mental health.

He also talked about leadership, psychosocial safety and human connection in the workplace.

Harry began his keynote address, “When I was invited to speak at this summit, I wasn’t sure whether I was expected to speak as someone who, despite everything, has their s*** together. Or as someone who, despite what it may look like, actually doesn’t have his s*** together.”

Then, Archie and Lilibet’s father recalled the traumatic phase of his life, his childhood and the grief he faced following the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

“Grief does not disappear because we ignore it. Experiencing that as a kid while in a goldfish bowl under constant surveillance, yes, that will have its challenges. And without purpose, it can break you,” he admitted.

He admitted that he faced moments where he “felt overwhelmed. Times when I’ve felt lost, betrayed, or completely powerless. Times when the pressure – externally and internally – felt constant.”

Being numb for many years, Harry finally decided to seek help when he embraced fatherhood.

“For me, one of the biggest shifts came when I realised that asking for help isn’t a weakness. It’s very much a form of strength,” Harry told the attendees.

Speaking of the current situation across the globe where one can easily feel “anxious, stressed, helpless, powerless and completely overwhelmed,” the Duke of Sussex urged people to seek help, as there is no shame in it.

It is important to note that Prince Harry’s emotional message came after sources claimed that the future monarch may not forgive his brother despite King Charles’ forgiveness’ plan.

• Pakistan reaffirms “shoulder to shoulder” support for Saudi Arabia.
• PM, MBS discuss regional situation during nearly two-hour meeting.
• Pakistan, Saudi Arabia review bilateral ties and strategic cooperation.
  

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed his sincere appreciation for Saudi Arabia’s consistent support for Pakistan’s economic stability during a meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Jeddah, according to the Prime Minister’s Office.

The Prime Minister called on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who is also the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in Jeddah this evening. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar was also present at the meeting.

According to the PMO, the two leaders held detailed discussions during a warm and cordial meeting that lasted almost two hours, focusing on the evolving regional situation as well as bilateral relations.

During the meeting, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed full solidarity and support for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the wake of recent regional escalation, saying that “the people of Pakistan stand shoulder to shoulder with our Saudi brethren.” He also conveyed deep condolences over the loss of precious lives.

He appreciated what he described as the Kingdom’s “exemplary patience and restraint,” adding that the Crown Prince’s leadership during the current crisis “has been a source of strength for all peace-loving people in the Kingdom and beyond.”

The Prime Minister also shared recent developments related to Pakistan’s peace efforts, including those that led to the US–Iran ceasefire and the recently held round of historic talks between the US and Iran in Islamabad. He noted that “Pakistan and the Kingdom enjoy a unique relationship as strategic defence partners under the Pakistan–Saudi Arabia Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement.”

He further expressed appreciation for Saudi Arabia’s continued support of Pakistan’s economic stability, describing it as “deeply appreciated.”

Both leaders also exchanged views on matters of mutual interest and reaffirmed their commitment to continued close cooperation.

Demi Moore is continuing her remarkable career resurgence, signing on for the new culinary thriller Tyrant alongside Charlize Theron and Julia Garner.

Variety broke the news exclusively, reporting that Moore has accepted a key role in the high-stakes film set within New York City’s elite fine dining scene. 

David Weil, known for Amazon series Hunters and Invasion, will write and direct, working from a script he developed with Cody Behan. 

Production is expected to begin within weeks in Los Angeles, having secured a California Film Tax Credit.

The film will be produced by Theron alongside her Secret Menu partners Beth Kono and A.J. Dix, as well as The Picture Company’s Alex Heineman and Andrew Rona. 

Weil produces with partner Natalie Laine Williams, with Stan Wlodkowski serving as executive producer.

Moore arrives at this project on the back of one of the strongest periods of her career. 

Her performance in The Substance, in which she played a fading star who takes a mysterious drug to reclaim her youth, earned her a Golden Globe and a Critics Choice Award, as well as an Oscar nomination. 

She will next be seen in Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters in late May, and currently stars in the top-rated Taylor Sheridan series Landman.