The Duke of Sussex learned this habit when he was little and has not been able to give it up.
The first years of life are essential because it is when we acquire initial training that covers home and personal habits. It is the moment in which we learn to do things that may remain marked forever in our lives. Living as a royal, Prince Harry learned hundreds of behaviors that he had to follow as part of royal and family protocols. One of the habits that to this day he has not been able to shake is one that he learned from his father, King Charles III.
The habit that Prince Harry inherited from King Charles III
In the documentary "Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70", Prince Harry opened up and talked about a peculiar habit that he acquired from his father and over the years he continues to make it part of his life. . Many will think that it would be some strange situation, but in reality it is just about turning off the lights.
He revealed that King Charles III "is a fan of turning out the lights and that's now something I'm obsessed with." The Duke of Sussex added that it became a habit and is one of the lessons that "I clearly felt he taught us."
Why is Meghan Markle upset with the habit that Harry inherited from King Charles III?
This habit that would seem innocent and even viable for the environment has caused Meghan Markle's displeasure. Prince Harry said that the Duchess of Sussex has questioned him about turning off the lights. "She says to me, 'Why do you turn off the lights? You know it's dark.'"
Faced with these questions, Harry answers Meghan that they only need one light, "we don't need six," he says in the documentary.
The documentary vs the memoir of Prince Harry
The audiovisual "Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70" was released in 2018, when everything in the royal family seemed to be fine, but it is a very different situation from the current one. A few years ago, Prince Harry sat in front of the cameras to tell funny anecdotes with his father and now, months after publishing his memoir, he could reveal issues that may affect the monarchy.
From his time as royalty, Prince Harry learned a lot about what works for his future today. Among this, this habit of granting credits to his father stands out.
