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Download the app today. In October of 1961, a young mother hit the gas as she tore down a dusty road in Fresno, California.

She gripped the steering wheel so hard that her knuckles turned white.

She glanced into the rearview mirror at her eight-year-old son in the back seat.

His skin looked gray and sweat was

dripping down his face. His chest rose and fell quickly as he struggled to catch his

breath. Suddenly his eyes rolled back in his head and his entire body went limb.

The woman floored the accelerator.

They were still several miles from the doctor's office,

and her little guy was getting sicker by the minute.

She urged him to please hang on as she raced down the road,

desperate to get him help before it was too late. Hello, I'm Emily, one of the hosts of Terribly Famous, the show that takes you

inside the lives of our biggest celebrities. Some of them hit the big time

overnight, some have to plug away for years, but in our latest series we're talking about a man who was

world famous before he was even born, a life of extreme privilege that was mapped out from the start, but left him struggling to find his true purpose.

A man who, compared to his big brother, felt a bit, you know, spare.

Yes, it's Prince Harry you might think you know everything about

him but trust me there's even more we follow Harry and the obsessive all-consuming relationship of his life, not with Megan, but the

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Hounded and harassed, Harry is taking on an institution almost every bit as powerful as his own royal family.

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