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- Oprah’s interview of Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry airs at 2 a.m. Monday night. Dagbladet follows the transmission.
It has been almost a year since Duchess Meghan (39) and Prince Harry (36) retired from their royal duties in Britain, in favor of a much quieter life in California with their son Archie (1).
They did so as a result of what they themselves believe were several years of public intimidation and harassment, especially from the British press, and the duke couple eventually grew weary.
Apparently, leaving the royal house is not an easy decision for anyone, and now a correspondent for the royal house reveals what the last seconds of Meghan and her heartbreaking message were like.
Butcher the royal house: – It’s dirty
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According to Glamor, the Duchess spent her final days as a high-ranking member of the royal family performing royal duties. After finishing a meeting with Commonwealth students, she was alone in a room at Buckingham Palace with the royal house correspondent and author of the book “Finding Freedom”, Omid Scobie.
The book was written with the contribution of the Duchess. For Scobie, she is said to have uttered what should be some of her last words as part of the royal household.
– It shouldn’t have been like that, he is said to have said, according to Scobie.
The seasoned royal reporter recalls the time the Duchess is said to have been “destroyed” and “deranged and vulnerable.”
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He stood in the middle of Buckingham Palace and knew he would never be there again as a working member of the royal family. In that moment, you realize that it wasn’t just a difficult couple that failed to make it work. It was an entire institution that could not care for and protect a newcomer, he continues.
– I tried everything they could
The author also adds that he hopes people understand that the duke couple never wanted to distance themselves from the royal family.
– I hope people realize that this is a couple who tried everything they could before retiring, and don’t believe the narrative that they quit because they didn’t get what they wanted.
He then cites several examples of women who have entered the royal house but have encountered great opposition. Both Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson (61) received much criticism after divorcing Prince Charles (72) and Prince Andrew (61), respectively.
Meghan to the royal family
Duchess Kate (39) also encountered great opposition from both the public and the press before marrying Prince William (38). She also gave the press the nickname “Waity Katie” because she had to wait so long to be free.
– There is a problem that we see over and over again: women who marry members of the royal family and then leave them destroyed and beaten. I really believe that the treatment of women in the royal family and newcomers is where the problem lies, Scobie adds.
