I think it's all so weird, cringe, narcissistic and de-grading.
Sure, do what you want in the privacy of your own home/labour ward/whatever.
But why does the world need to see this?
Most people.have things they do at home, in the privacy and comfort of their safe, secure family. Hec, I dance around the kitchen with my kids! But most people can understand boundaries and what should be kept personal. Would I have danced in the labour ward if i felt well enough? Maybe. Would I video it? Probably not. Would I post the video to the world? No way!
I can't imagine what prince Harry would have thought, if you'd said to him when he was about 20yrs old and in the army "one day you will publish a book which details your most personal and intimate moments for the world to read, you will personally publish a book which tells the world intimate secrets about your family and their private thoughts, words and struggles. You will do this while your grandparents are ill and dying or deceased. You will also marry a women who, after marriage, will post photos of herself and your children's body parts (head, toes, backs, etc..) on tiktok and Instagram daily, your wife will video herself twerking, flashing her thighs and butt, and squatting to lyrics about a 'baby mumma'. You will appear in a video squatting and pointing to your crotch. You will do all this willingly. You will do this while your father is dying of cancer. There is no area, no private part, no word or deed that you or your wife will not make public, that you will not show to the world. You will even sell out your babies. You will be happy for your wife to post their voices to the world, to post intimate pictures of you with them, of her pregnancy scans, of her time on the labour ward, of her trips to Disney with the children. Your wife will post daily photos of herself, her mood board, her cooking. She will tell the world daily what a great mother, wife and entrepreneur she is. She will never be private. She will always seek love via social media and showing the most intimate moments of her life."
I don't think Harry would have believed all this. There was a time when I believe he genuinely did value privacy. When he wanted to be "normal", to be away from the limelight, to lead a life away from media. How things turn out!