Prince Harry: Interview about Diana’s death aired during car crash episode of Home and Away

Channel Seven aired a promo for Prince Harry’s revealing interview with 60 Minutes’ Anderson Cooper, in which he opens up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana, during an episode of Home and Away that featured a fiery car crash.

Some viewers may have found the juxtaposition tasteless given that Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris 25 years ago, a tragedy that still haunts her youngest son.

Home and Away returned for its 2023 season on Monday night after a cliffhanger finale in November of last year.

Channel Seven aired a promo for Prince Harry's revealing interview with 60 Minutes' Anderson Cooper, in which he opens up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana, during an episode of Home and Away that featured a fiery car crash (in the photo)

Channel Seven aired a promo for Prince Harry’s revealing interview with 60 Minutes’ Anderson Cooper, in which he opens up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana, during an episode of Home and Away that featured a fiery car crash (in the photo)

The final moments of the 2022 season saw Felicity Newman (Jacqui Purvis) and Eden Fowler (Stephanie Panozzo) driving to Felicity’s wedding to Tane Parata (Ethan Browne) not realizing that a member of the Death Adders motorcycle gang had cut the brakes of the car.

Felicity and Eden are then involved in a horrible car accident with Justin Morgan (James Stewart) and Leah Patterson-Baker (Ada Nicodemou), who were in another car.

Fast forward to Monday’s episode, and things pick up where they left off with Felicity looking bloody and injured as a rescue team tries to get her out of the vehicle. Tane also appears on the scene to be with his girlfriend.

The rescue team is forced to turn back after discovering a gasoline leak that could start a fire.

Some viewers may have found the juxtaposition tasteless given that Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris 25 years ago, a tragedy that still haunts her youngest son.  (Pictured: A still from the 7News promo showing Diana with hers sons Harry and William)

Some viewers may have found the juxtaposition tasteless given that Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris 25 years ago, a tragedy that still haunts her youngest son. (Pictured: A still from the 7News promo showing Diana with hers sons Harry and William)

At this time, the episode was cut with an ad break with Seven News presenter Angela Cox giving an update on Prince Harry’s interview with 60 Minutes.

While promoting the TV special, scheduled to air after Home and Away at 7:30pm, Cox revealed how Harry opened up to Cooper about his trauma and the sense of disbelief that followed his mother’s death in a car accident. in August 1997.

‘Good night. Prince Harry spoke about his grief over the death of his mother, Princess Diana, and took aim at his father’s new wife, Camilla,” he said.

The attacks have been described as “personal” and “spicy”.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Channel Seven for comment.

Home and Away returned for its 2023 season on the Monday after November's cliffhanger finale.  Felicity Newman (Jacqui Purvis) is shown bloodied and injured after a car accident

Home and Away returned for its 2023 season on the Monday after November’s cliffhanger finale. Felicity Newman (Jacqui Purvis) is shown bloodied and injured after a car accident

As things literally heated up, the episode was cut with an ad break with Seven News presenter Angela Cox giving an update on Prince Harry's interview with 60 Minutes.

As things literally heated up, the episode was cut with an ad break with Seven News presenter Angela Cox giving an update on Prince Harry’s interview with 60 Minutes.

Harry was only 12 years old when Diana died. He admits in his next book Spare that he struggled to come to terms with her sudden death.

The Duke of Sussex acknowledged that the use of psychedelic drugs helped him deal with the “pain” and “trauma” he felt after the tragedy.

He called psychedelics like ayahuasca and magic mushrooms his ‘medicine’ after the great ‘loss’.

Harry was only 12 years old when Diana died.  He admits in his next book Spare that he struggled to come to terms with her sudden death.

Harry was only 12 years old when Diana died. He admits in his next book Spare that he struggled to come to terms with her sudden death.

Harry has shared more details about his mother's death, explaining that he only cried once, when her coffin was placed in the ground, and that he was plagued with guilt for feeling he wasn't being emotional enough about her death for years.

Harry has shared more details about his mother’s death, explaining that he only cried once, when her coffin was placed in the ground, and that he was plagued with guilt for feeling he wasn’t being emotional enough about her death for years.

Harry has shared more details about his mother’s death, explaining that he only cried once, when her coffin was placed in the ground, and that he was plagued with guilt for feeling he wasn’t being emotional enough about her death for years.

But the former royal said that using psychedelics when he got older finally “knocked out the idea” that he needed to be sad to show he “missed” his mother.

“I would never advise people to do this recreationally,” he said during the hour-long interview with Cooper.

“But doing it with the right people if you’re dealing with a great deal of loss or grief or trauma, then these things have a way of working as medicine.

Princess Diana's interview with the BBC's Martin Bashir in 1995 marked the first time she publicly addressed claims that Carlos and Camilla had an affair during their marriage.

Princess Diana’s interview with the BBC’s Martin Bashir in 1995 marked the first time she publicly addressed claims that Carlos and Camilla had an affair during their marriage.

‘For me, they cleaned the windshield, the windshield, the misery of loss. They took away that idea that she had in her head that she… needed to cry to show my mother that I missed her. When in reality, all she wanted was for me to be happy.

Harry also revealed that his older brother Prince William was convinced their mother was alive and said both brothers believed she would one day contact their children and take them away.

According to Harry, he and William ‘discussed’ the idea that their mother hadn’t died in the 1997 car accident, but had decided to ‘disappear for a while’, with the Duke of Sussex explaining that they believed it was all ‘part of a plan’.

“For a long time, I just refused to accept that she…was gone,” he said.

‘Um, part of, you know, she would never do this to us, but also part of, maybe this is all part of a plan.

‘[I believed she had disappeared] for a while, and then she would call us and we would go meet her, yes.’