Meghan Markle, wife of Prince Harry, blew a surprise on Friday about what the British royal family did with her before she and her husband left.
Markle confirmed, in a video clip shared by the American “CBS” network, on “YouTube”, from her expected interview with the American media, Oprah Winfrey, that she could not hold a meeting with her because of the monitoring of her royal family.
She noted that when Oprah Winfrey first asked her for a TV interview, their conversation was being monitored, and she was even prevented from talking to her.
At the beginning of the video clip, Oprah Winfrey appears reminding Meghan Markle that when she called her months before her royal wedding to Prince Harry to request an interview, she refused her request at that time.
And Oprah appears in the clip saying to Meghan Markle: “You told me at the time, I’m sorry, it’s not the right time.”
To answer “Duchess of Sussex” Megan Markle to Oprah, saying:
“Well, I remember that conversation well, I wasn’t even allowed to have that conversation with you in person, right? There must be people from the contacts sitting there.”
And when Oprah Winfrey asked Megan “what is right about the current timing of this interview,” she said, “Well there are many reasons, we are on the other side of a lot of life experiences that have happened, and we also have the ability to make our own choices, and I could not.” To tell you “yes” to the interview at the time, that was not my choice.Megan Markle added, explaining to Aubray Winfrey: “As an adult who lived a truly independent life, then moved to this building (the British royal family) that is different from what I think people imagine, it is really liberating to be able to enjoy the right and the privilege in some ways to be able.” To say yes. ”
Writers specializing in British royal affairs are waiting for what the spouses Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will say during the interview that Oprah Winfrey recorded with them, in which they talk about their decision to cut ties with the royal family and their new lives away from the crown.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s interview, which is their first after they gave up their royal status and duties, will be broadcast on Sunday 7 March.