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The two-hour CBS TV talk covered a wide range of topics, such as the gender of a boy born in the summer and the reasons for leaving the royal family.
Much attention has also been paid to racism.
Meghan, whose father is white and her mother is black, on May 6, 2019, gave birth to a son, Archie.
There was much talk inside and outside the palace about what the skin color of the firstborn would be.
Officially, the issue was also raised by a family member that neither Meghan nor Harry wanted to name.
“In the months that I waited … we talked about her safety not being guaranteed, they wouldn’t give her a title, and there were fears and conversations about her skin being too dark when she was born.
I learned this from Harry, the family talked to him about it, ”Meghan said. At the time, Prince Harry seconded her and said that he would never reveal the details of this racist conversation.
Supporting Meghan was her close friend, tennis star Serena Williams.
He said he understood the pain and cruelty that Markle had accompanied in the royal palace.
“Institutions and media full of sexism and racism use women and not whites to break and demonize us.
We must recognize our duty to abandon baseless and malicious gossip and sensational media, ”he said.
