Meghan and Harry are dropping hints about another explosive interview with Oprah, coinciding with the launch of their new lifestyle brand.
Three years after their groundbreaking interview that shook the royal family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are gearing up for a follow-up with Oprah Winfrey. In their astonishing 20121 interview, they leveled accusations of discrimination at the Royal Family, with Meghan candidly discussing her mental health struggles, including suicidal thoughts. Now, GB News reveals Oprah's plans for another bombshell interview with the couple, suggesting there's more to be revealed.
Amid Meghan's relaunch on Instagram and the unveiling of their new lifestyle brand, Showbiz expert Asia Grace anticipates another round of attacks on the royal family. Speaking with GB News, Grace hinted at Oprah's intention to dig deeper during the interview, potentially holding the couple accountable for their actions. Despite any perceived distance between Oprah and the Sussexes, the upcoming interview promises to reignite public interest, as Grace notes the enduring impact of their previous conversation.
Looking ahead, Grace speculates that Oprah may have the opportunity to delve further into Harry and Meghan's experiences in the future. With both parties back in touch, including Oprah's recent defense of Meghan's friend amid a Photoshop controversy, the stage is set for another revealing discussion.
Meanwhile, Meghan's latest venture into the luxury lifestyle market raises eyebrows among royal experts. The launch of American Riviera Orchard, promoted through glitzy social media videos, signals a potential breach of the agreement Meghan and Prince Harry made with the late Queen. Despite their promise not to exploit their royal connections for commercial gain, the brand's marketing materials make no effort to conceal Meghan's royal ties.
Biographer Tom Bower criticizes the initiative, stating that it directly contradicts the Sussexes' pledge to refrain from capitalizing on their titles. He suggests that stripping them of their titles might be the only solution, highlighting the need for accountability. Phil Dampier, author of a book on Harry and Meghan's romance, echoes these sentiments, expressing disbelief at the couple's blatant commercialization in light of Queen Elizabeth's passing.
In exploiting the current situation, Meghan and Harry appear to perceive a vulnerability within the royal institution, a move that Dampier believes they wouldn't have dared while the Queen was alive. As they navigate this new chapter, the repercussions of their actions may yet come to define their legacy.
