Meghan Markle, the Princess of Sussex, revealed that she had a miscarriage in July, explaining in a deeply personal New York Times that losing a child means “carrying an almost unbearable grief”.
Markle, wife of British Royal Prince Harry, betrayed that she had lost her second child after changing the diaper of her firstborn, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
“I fell to the ground with my arms and hummed a lullaby to keep both of us calm. The cheerful melody contrasts sharply with my feeling that something is wrong,” he wrote. “I knew when I was distressing my firstborn child that I would lose my second.
Markle, who made a comprehensive deal with Netflix, added, “Sitting in a hospital bed, I watched my husband break his heart as he tried to hold my broken pieces, and I realized that the only way to start healing was to ask,‘ Well obsession?’ ‘
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These three words (which were famously asked in an interview with ITV Tom Bradby last year) were the subject of a piece in which he reflected on the coronavirus epidemic, the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, and the fight for truth in America. after the presidential election.
“We no longer seem to agree on what is true. We don’t just fight for our opinions on the facts; we polarize whether fact is actually fact. There is a contradiction as to whether science is real. There is a contradiction as to whether they won or lost an election, ”he said. “Coupled with this polarization and the social isolation needed to overcome the pandemic, we feel more unique than ever.”
Returning to the sorrow of his miscarriage, the former Dresses star said this is a topic that is not discussed often enough. “Losing a child means bringing an almost unbearable grief that many experience but few talk about,” he said. “Despite the staggering commonness of this pain, the conversation remains taboo, imbued with (unwarranted) shame and a lone cycle of mourning.”
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