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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 firstborn’s skin color 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, that she would not be given a title, and there were fears and conversations about whether her skin would be 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.
A few days after the scandalous interview, during a visit to East London, Harry’s brother, Prince William, also spoke.
“We are not a racist family,” he emphasized. It is this accusation, echoed on Meghan’s lips around the world, that damages the reputation of the royal family.
William admitted that he had not spoken to his brother after the interview, but he intends to do so.
Buckingham Palace said Tuesday that Queen Elizabeth II was saddened by the challenges faced by her granddaughter, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, and took seriously their statements about racism in the royal family.
“The whole family is saddened to learn how many challenges Harry and Meghan have posed in recent years. The issues raised, especially those related to race, are concerning, “said the House report on behalf of the Queen.
“While some memories may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be judged by the family in private. Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be beloved members of the family, ”the report added.
