I'm curious about how many of us who post about this couple, will have had either adult children who have had mental health problems , or will ourselves have experienced them. That covers a whole gambit from depression/anxiety, drugs/alcohol dependence or abuse, to psychosis, schizophrenia, personality disorder etc etc.
Most of us will have either been there ourselves, or have a loved one who has or indeed is, in the midst of that kind of pressure.
Some posters here suggest that Harry has m.h. problems. I don't believe I know enough to reach that conclusion. I would say though that research shows children who lose a parent in adolescence, children whose parents have acrimonious divorces, have poorer adult m.h. than those who are more fortunate.
My view remains the same. I dislike this kind of sustained attack on a couple who may not be to everybody's taste, who are seen as over privileged etc .