Prince Harry's docu-series "Heart of Invictus" not only sheds light on his struggles but also throws a spotlight on the Royal Family's support system-or lack thereof. The Duke of Sussex didn't hold back, revealing that his Afghanistan tour in 2012 acted like a dramatic plot twist that unraveled his suppressed trauma. It's like real-life therapy meets Netflix drama.

In his candid confession, Harry mentioned lacking a "support structure" that could've rivaled a royal foundation. While he soared as an Apache pilot during his tour, it was the return that served as the dramatic climax of his emotional journey. Perhaps the Royal Family's scriptwriters should take notes for some character development.

Harry's revelations are akin to dropping easter eggs about his journey. It's as if he's hinting at a royal plot twist that no one saw coming. But as we tune into "Heart of Invictus," we can't help but think that the Royal Family might need a rewrite when it comes to handling emotional turmoil.

So, there you have it-a royal saga that doubles as a mental health exploration. Who knew that one prince's tour could reveal so much about the palace's emotional architecture?