'I didn't have that support structure to identify what was actually going on with me'

HARRY REVEALS STRUGGLES AFTER SERVING IN AFGHANISTAN

- Emily Ferguson

PRINCE Harry has taken another apparent swipe at his family after claiming he had "no support" when grief over his mum was triggered after serving in Afghanistan.

In his new Heart Of Invictus docu-series on Netflix released yesterday Harry says he did not have a "support structure" to deal with his mental health struggles, which came to a head on returning from his final tour in 2012.

Trauma

But in a 2017 interview Harry credited brother Prince William and close friends for persuading him to seek therapy to deal with the impact of his mother's death.

And in 2016 Prince Harry spoke to Sky News about the psychological support he received after serving in Afghanistan.

He said: "The Army put you through a day, two-day course on the way back through Cyprus, which is crucial to everybody."

The Duke of Sussex, in his latest Netflix show introduces himself as a dad of two, dog owner and husband. He says he only realised the trauma of losing mother his Princess Diana aged 12 when he returned from Afghanistan.

He said: "There was an unravelling. The trigger to me was actually returning from Afghanistan.