Prince Harry To Go On Pay Per View To Have an "Intimate Conversation" with a Celebrity Trauma Expert to Finally Find Out: Where Did My Privacy Go?

Prince Harry to live stream "intimate conversation" with trauma expert on Pay Per View for $33 a pop.

Prince Harry will live-stream his discussion with an addiction expert and ayahuasca proponent in a paid television special that will go for $33.09 and even cost fans as much as $60.96, according to the event's website.

I believe the higher price is for the Intimate Conversation plus the book Spare.

The live media special, which will feature an "intimate conversation" between Canadian doctor and author Gabor Maté and the Duke of Sussex, is also being advertised as a deep dive into "living with loss and the importance of personal healing."

Maté is a "renowned addiction expert," according to his website, and has pioneered "Compassionate Inquiry," a method of psychoanalysis that allegedly helps clients "recognize the unconscious dynamics that run their lives and how to liberate themselves from them."

Prince Harry himself told The Telegraph that he had an emotional experience after using the drug ayahuasca, one which helped him realize that his mother, the late Princess Diana, wanted him "to be happy."

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The media reacted to the news, with one Jezebel writer claiming that she would "gladly fork over $33.09 to watch Prince Harry go on a personal ayahuasca retreat to cleanse himself of the ills of having King Charles as his father."

"Hell, I'd round up to $34, baby!"

Maté is a well-known doctor in Canada who has also been tied to the drug ayahuasca, which is described as one of the "ancient Amazon healing traditions" on his website.

And the Worldwide Privacy Tour continues.

Reportedly he'll need the extra money, because his dad will be kicking him out of his free apartment in England.

King Charles is booting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from their Frogmore Cottage home and offering the royal digs to disgraced Prince Andrew.

An insider confirmed with Page Six that the monarch began the eviction process in January -- the day after Prince Harry's bombshell memoir "Spare" hit the shelves.

Harry's book contained a myriad of sensational allegations, including that Prince William violently shoved him to the floor and that Queen Consort Camilla leaked stories about the brothers to the press.

"This eviction surely spells the end of Harry and Meghan's time in the UK," a source told The US Sun, who first reported the news.

They have not been offered an alternative home on the royal family's massive estate.

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