**Prince Harry Left Devastated by Prince William’s Reaction to Panic Attack**

Prince Harry has been left devastated by his brother Prince William's reaction to his panic attack, as revealed in Harry's tell-all memoir.

The Duke of Sussex opened up about a troubling incident where he felt his elder brother did not take his mental health struggles seriously.

In a candid account, Harry shared how in 2015, his anxiety levels soared to the point where public speaking became an overwhelming challenge for him.

Despite his royal obligations requiring him to address large audiences regularly, Harry found himself paralyzed by crippling panic attacks.

The memoir detailed Harry's inner turmoil, describing the intense fear that would engulf him before any public appearance.

He recounted being soaked in sweat and unable to think clearly, his mind consumed by paralyzing fear.

Harry admitted to attempting to avoid public speaking engagements and limit his public appearances during this challenging period.

However, there came a time when he had no choice but to confront his fears and deliver a speech, despite feeling on the brink of fainting throughout.

Following his speech, Harry was met with what he perceived as insensitivity from Prince William, who reportedly teased him about his sweaty state.

The Duke of Sussex expressed bewilderment at his brother's reaction, particularly since William had been present during one of Harry's earliest panic attacks.

The teasing left Harry feeling hurt and unsupported, questioning how his brother could display such insensitivity towards his struggles.

In a contrasting light, royal biographer Ingrid Seward shed insight into Prince William's camaraderie with Mike Tindall, attributing it to Tindall's down-to-earth nature.

Seward highlighted Tindall's sportsman-like qualities and humor, suggesting that these traits resonate with William, who, in his youth, shared a wild streak similar to Tindall's.

While William's current responsibilities restrict him from indulging in such behavior, Seward posited that he finds a sense of vicarious enjoyment through Tindall's carefree demeanor.

The rift between the two brothers, Prince Harry and Prince William, appears to stem from a disconnect in understanding and support regarding Harry's mental health struggles.