Prince Harry believed ‘compassionate’ Oprah interview would heal rift with royal family

Prince Harry has claimed that he and Meghan Markle thought their explosive Oprah Winfrey interview would help them reconcile with the Royal Family, and that his wife was so upset before the show aired that she cried all night.

In his most recent bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, Prince Harry reveals that disclosing the royal family's dysfunction, racism, and indifference to his and Meghan Markle's suffering is an act of compassion, not anger.

“I've never had any anger through this. I've always had compassion ,” Harry stated in an interview with Oprah Winfrey for their new collaborative Apple TV+ documentary series on mental health, “The Me You Can't See.”

The Duke of Sussex, 36, who is presently residing in his $ 14 million California estate and has taken a break from royal duties, has spoken out about his choice to be interviewed.

Prince Harry hailed the forthright discussion as' genuine and authentic'. “I think we were able to tell the truth in the most compassionate way, so that left a path for reconciliation and healing. .

‘Before the Oprah interview aired, due to the combined efforts of the firm and the media, I was woken up in the middle of the night by crying in her pillow because she didn't want to wake me up because I was already Carrying too much. This is heart wrenching. ‘

The pair was accused of ‘blowing up the royal family' after they revealed the full scope of their feud with the Queen and other senior royals and accused The Firm of racism.

Since March 7, it seems that there has been nothing in the way of reconciliation and healing. Prince William, Harry's elder brother, responded strongly to Harry and Meghan's allegation that a member of the royal family uttered derogatory remarks about her and their baby, Archie. “We're not a racist family,” William proclaimed during a public gathering.

Megxit was characterized by Prince Harry as a “wake-up call”:

During the show, they claimed they were forced out of Britain in part because of racism; and accused the Palace of neglecting to help a ‘suicidal' Meghan.

Meghan also accused her sister-in-law Kate of making her cry, claimed senior royals conspired to deny Archie a title or proper protection, and claimed authorities failed to defend the pair from ‘racist' remarks while lying to protect other royals.

When Harry flew to the United Kingdom in April for Prince Philip's burial, he allegedly got a frosty greeting from William, his father, Prince Charles, and other family members. In the case of Charles, Harry has been chastised for stating that his father was uncaring, cut him off financially, and inherited an undesirable parenting style from his parents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.