Prince Harry ‘absolutely adores’ Texan self-help guru Brené Brown

Prince Harry has said that he ‘adores’ self-help guru Brené Brown, whose inspirational talks have also become popular among celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Melinda Gates and Gwyneth Paltrow.

While talking with young leaders in an online event with the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, Harry said that he ‘absolutely adores’ guru Brené Brown, The Telegraph reports. 

Brown is a writer, podcaster, research professor at the University of Houston and a member of the Episcopal church who shares inspirational quotes.

Her TED talk on ‘the power of vulnerability’ has been viewed 50million times and her celebrity following has led her to be described as ‘one of the most influential people in our culture right now’.

Harry was speaking to Hunter Johnson, who founded the Australian charity The Man Cave, when he revealed his friendship with the guru.

Johnson quoted Brown and Harry responded by saying that he loved the reference to Brown and Tristan Harris because they are two people that he and Meghan adore.

Meghan included Brown’s article ‘Speak Your Truth. Follow Your Wild Heart’ in her guest-edition issue of British Vogue.

In her article, Brown urged readers to do the world a favour and speak their own truth. 

Meanwhile, Meghan and Harry are working on a new TV show that takes a ‘political stance’ on feminism and racial inequality.

The show, which will focus on ‘normal’ people, has been pitched to a number of TV executives, the Mirror reports.

An insider told the paper that the aim of the show will be to empower women and tackle the issue of racial inequality.