The CBS paid CBS more than મિ 1 million for the right to all of Winfrey’s expected conversations with Prince Harry and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle.
The two-hour interview to air at 8pm on Sunday night cost the network a pretty penny – probably somewhere between somewhere 1 million and million 9 million, the Wall Street Journal reports.
CBSA bought the exciting rights – from Winfrey’s Harpo Productions – the network charges $ 325,000 for business time every 30 seconds, and may also license interviews in international markets.
A Sussex spokesman told the Journal he had not been paid for the interview.
In a snippet of the victim’s interview on “CBS This Morning” on Friday, Markle Winfrey said she felt “liberated” to speak for herself after being denied the TV host’s initial request because she was not “allowed” to speak to him. Then.
The special is the couple’s first television interview since leaving Buckingham Palace abruptly last year.
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