Meghan and Prince Harry announced a year ago that they would not be a “working property.”
Last week, they finally cut ties with the royal family – when they said they would not return and in the same vein lost their titles.
A necessary decision, after the way in which the British press dealt with the couple, according to Prince Harry.
It was a difficult environment, and I think everyone saw it. We all know what the British press can be like. He says it destroyed my mental health.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry insists they haven’t left – rather, they take a step back.
I will always want to contribute to the community. It is my life and it will remain so regardless of where I am in the world, he says.
Estimated “crown”
During the interview with James Corden, as the two boarded a tourist bus through Los Angeles, Prince Harry said he appreciated the television series “The Crown.”
This is because it is based on real events – but it does not claim to be an absolute truth, says the prince who himself signed a deal with Netflix valued at around 900 million kroner.
I am more comfortable with The Crown than the articles I see about my family, my wife, and / or me. The series is clearly fictional, but the articles are presented as facts because they should be news, he says.
Christmas gift for the queen for great-granddaughter
Prince Harry also reveals who he would like to see in his role – Damian Lewis – and what his 1.5-year-old son Archie got as a Christmas present from Queen Elizabeth.
– You sent us a waffle iron. Prince Harry says he loves her.
TV legend Oprah Winfrey gives a wonderful interview with Meghan and Harry, which will air on US TV on March 7th.
Megan’s maternal life – from marriage to mother of two
“Coffee trailblazer. Passionate thinker. Creator. Hipster-friendly internet enthusiast.”
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