During an interview, Oprah Winfrey kept on asking Meghan Markle whether she was 'silenced' by the Crown.
Royal experts have slammed popular US chat show host Oprah Winfrey for asserting that Meghan Markle may have been 'silenced' by the Crown,s aying that Queen Elizabeth has been portrayed as a mob boss by Oprah. During an exclusve interview on CBS, Oprah kept on asking Meghan Markle whether she was 'silenced' by the Crown while Prince Harry claims he decided to leave UK for the US with his family because he feared 'history repeating itself' after the death of his mother Princess Diana.
1. Prince Harry on leaving UK
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Prine Harry, who is also the Duke of Sussex, said that leaving the Royal Family was 'unbelievably tough'.
2. Oprah Winfrey said this about interview
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According to Oprah Winfrey, Harry and Markle said ‘some pretty shocking things’ in the interview that is expected to upset the Queen, Prince Charles and Prince William.
3. When will interview be broadcast?
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The interview will broadcast on March 7.
4. Royal experts on trailer of interview
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Robert Jobson, a biographer of Prince Charles and the Duke of Edinburgh, told Daily Mail that the trailer was packed with 'over the top, melodramatic nonsense'. "The Queen and the Royal Family are not the Corleone family of Windsor. There are no hit men or heavies going around silencing people. Meghan, whilst a working royal, was always protected by a team of Scotland Yard officers. Thankfully, she was never in danger physically and Harry knows that. Talk of being "silenced" is just ridiculous. It suits a narrative, I suppose, but at what cost to the Queen, Prince Philip and the Royal Family and our reputation as a country'."
5. Royal experts on channel's decision to extend the interview time
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Another royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told MailOnline: "An extra 30 minutes could be scary for the Palace. Was this because Harry and Meghan were angry at having their patronages removed or had it always been planned? The interview with Oprah will determine their future relations with the royal family for the foreseeable future".
