Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Explosive Interview with Oprah Winfrey: A Look Back

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had reportedly been planning their explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey for years, according to a royal biographer.

Andrew Morton, who recently released his book titled “Meghan and the Unmasking of the Monarchy,” revealed that negotiations between Harry and Oprah had been underway just six months after they got married in 2018.

Morton also stated that the couple had been planning the big Oprah interview several years before it actually happened.

The interview, which aired earlier this year, saw Meghan and Harry make a number of explosive allegations against the royal family, including claims of racism and mental health struggles.

However, not everyone was impressed with the couple's revelations.

In fact, Oprah Winfrey, who conducted the interview, was said to be disappointed with the couple because they tarnished her reputation.

According to an insider, as soon as those headlines started coming out, and Oprah learned that they'd either exaggerate or downright lied to her, she was furious.

This put a severe dent on Oprah's reputation as one of America's most skilled interviewers and even now, eight months later, it hasn't quite recovered.

Moreover, the insider also claimed that Prince Harry and Meghan's former supporters have started to realize that the couple doesn't practice what they are preaching.

As such, they have started to turn on the Sussexes.

Fans of Winfrey couldn't be more thrilled that she finally realized that Prince Harry and Meghan shouldn't be her friends.

And she has started to distance herself from the couple.

Writing in his new book, Morton said that Harry felt he had to protect Meghan as a result of what happened to his mother, Lady Diana.

He's trying to protect Meghan in the way that he couldn't protect Diana, and I think that's very deeply embedded in his psychology, he wrote.

The biographer also outlined tragic parallels between Meghan and Diana's experiences.

Mr. Morton stated, Diana felt quite suicidal in the early days of her time in the royal family, but she got through it in the end, and I think that Meghan and Harry were not prepared to spend that time.

For Harry, it was either Meghan or the monarchy.

He added, she talked about the fact that people hate me just because I'm breathing.

What's the point of continuing?

She had some pretty dark nights of the soul in the times that she was a member of the royal family.

The Sussexes' rift with the royal family led to them moving to the United States last year and since then they have spoken regularly to American media about problems they allege forced them to leave.

Allegations or rumors of a difficult relationship between Meghan and other royals were widespread and the relationship deteriorated after their marriage in 2018.

While the Sussexes have given regular interviews to the media about their problems with the royal family, the one with most impact was made with Oprah earlier this year where Harry said he had to break the cycle and bring his children up in a different environment.

He was critical of the family while Meghan also alleged a racist incident with a royal who had questioned what color would be the skin of her child when she was pregnant for the first time.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey shocked the world and led to a number of revelations about the royal family.

However, it also caused controversy and damaged the reputations of those involved.

While the couple may have been planning the interview for years, it remains to be seen whether they will continue to speak out against the royal family or try to reconcile with them in the future.