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After a
difficult few years,

Harry and Meghan's
scandalous departure-

Scrutiny
has proved too much

and Palace life too stifling,

leaving the Queen with no option

but to agree they can step
away at the end of this month.

There may be a point
that at some stage

that the Queen,
Charles, and William

believe that what Meghan
and Harry are proposing

is a threat to the institution
of the British monarchy,

then they will act.

All the way
through this relationship,

we've seen examples of Harry
trying to protect Meghan

from the scrutiny.

Malicious rumors-

They both suggested
that someone in the family

had made a racist remark about
the color of the baby's skin.

And the passing

of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II.

Buckingham Palace
has announced the death

of Queen Elizabeth II,

the longest-reigning
monarch in British history.

The King and the Queen Consort

will remain at
Balmoral this evening

and will return to
London tomorrow.

The royal
family that we all knew

has undergone an
immense transformation.

And one must remember

that this is an
unelected institution

that relies upon
media, publicity,

the public support
for its life's blood.

Four figures
emerged, closer than ever

and ready to take on anything
for the sake of the Crown.

They are the Royal four,

and they are stronger together.

On November the 28th, 2023,

a new tell-all book of
royal hearsay and scandal

drew international attention

when it was withdrawn from sale.

The Dutch version of the
book reignited a scandal

stirred up by Harry
and Meghan previously

on their appearance with
Oprah Winfrey in 2021,

with the couple claiming
that the skin color

of their unborn child was
the topic of conversation.

Yeah, there are
certainly things that Harry

and Meghan kept to themselves.

I think there were even friends,

close friends of the couple,

who were quite surprised
by just how bad things got

in terms of Meghan's
mental health.

You know, we know that Oprah's
a close friend of Meghan,

and even she was also surprised.

But, you know, I think
what I'm hearing today

from those close to them
is a feeling of relief

that these stories are
actually out there, you know?

They feel for the
past few years,

they've been silenced
by the institution,

unable to talk by, of course,
an institution that stands by

its "never complain,
never explain" mantra.

And now that they've officially

stepped away from
their royal roles,

of course, we had that
confirmation last month,

they're finally free to do so,

and this really truly
is the beginning

of their next chapter.

Harry and Meghan left as
working members of the family,

left the country, went to
Canada first, then America,

and then gave that devastating
interview to Oprah Winfrey.

Whilst
Harry and Meghan claimed

that these discussions
were racist,

they have never divulged the
nature of the conversation

or what was said,

leading many to believe it was
an innocently naive question.

They both suggested
that someone in the family

had made a racist remark about
the color of the baby's skin.

Flash
forward to November 2023,

and whether for some easy PR
or through a publishing era,

Omid Scobie's new book
named King Charles III

and Princess Catherine as
the two royal family members

at the heart of the debate.

One of the things I
get charged with the most

is being Meghan's secret friend,

that I have this direct line
of communication with her.

I'm not her friend, and
I think that's something

I really tried to make
clear in the book.

Of course, "Endgame"

has already caused controversy.

The book has been pulled
from shops in the Netherlands

because the Dutch version
reportedly revealed the name

of the senior royal who
questioned Archie's skin color

before he was born.

Omid's response, "There
has never been a version

"that I've produced
that has names in it."

The
Palace acted first,

denouncing these claims,

and many came to their
defense publicly.

But Harry and Meghan
remained silent.

When Harry and Meghan
first made these accusations

to Oprah Winfrey, the late Queen
responded with that phrase,

"Recollections may vary."

Now, however, a
royal source says,

"All options are
being considered,"

which means they're not
ruling out legal action

since the publication
of these names.

And so far tonight, no plausible
explanation has been given

for how two names,
which didn't appear

in the English edition, suddenly
turned up in the Dutch one.

I doubted myself,
and I wondered,

wondered if I was good
enough to even be there.

If what I was
doing in the world,

albeit important and
meaningful as far as I saw it,

was it deserving to have
a seat at this table?

You'll watch that
series and think,

"The Royal family
need looking after,

"they've come out of it better."

Or you'll be on the
side of Harry and Meghan

and think, "Wow, they
had to put up with a lot,

"and I'm on their side."

However,
just a few weeks later,

and without any words, the new
Royal family, the Royal four,

made a public
appearance together

at the white tie and tiaras
annual reception for diplomats,

posing for a photo,

which sends a clear
message of their unity:

"The future of the
monarchy looks like this."

Meanwhile, the annexed Sussexes

are beginning to feel the
consequences of their actions

that have led to
their isolation,

both publicly and privately.

The media prospect
really speaks

to the culture war that's
happening in this country

between the older generation

is outraged by Harry
and Meghan's decision,

and the younger generation,
which is mostly supportive.

A lot of you tonight have
told me you have my back.

Well, I'm also here to tell
you, I've always got yours.

On
December the 8th,

the all-access documentary
series was released,

titled "Harry and Meghan."

I think there's a sort of
sense of both disappointment

and exasperation at the Palace

that the couple feel the
need to keep going on about

how miserable they were
in their royal existence,

at the same time,
the couple feel

that they need to keep telling
the world why they left.

She's
becoming a royal rockstar.

And then...

Everything changed.

There's a hierarchy
in the family.

You know, there's leaking,

but there's also
planting of stories.

There was a war against Meghan

to suit other people's agendas.

It's about hatred.
It's about race.

It's a dirty game.

The pain and suffering

of women marrying
into this institution,

this feeding frenzy.

I realized they're
never gonna protect you.

I was terrified.

I didn't want history
to repeat itself.

No one knows the full truth.

The Sussex brand, both
in the UK and America,

is being helped in one way

by this Netflix
documentary series

by bringing the Sussex back
onto our radar screens,

if not our TV screens.

So there is perhaps a fear

that out of sight
means out of mind,

and by cooperating with Netflix
on a documentary like this,

it gets us all talking
about them again,

and it keeps them
in the limelight,

and it keeps their brand
of Harry and Meghan alive.

This was
the couple's attempt

to get across their
own side of the story,

from their meeting

and attempts to integrate
into the royal family

through to their departure.

The series is unlike
anything seen before,

only close in comparison
to the Panorama interview

with Princess Diana in 1995.

How prepared
were you for the pressures

that came with marrying
into the royal family?

At the age of 19,

you always think you're
prepared for everything,

and you think you
have the knowledge of what's coming ahead.

But although I was daunted
at the prospect at the time,

I felt I had the support
of my husband-to-be.

Years
of stories half told

and whispered through the media,

were expanded and clarified.

The couple's first introduction

was via an Instagram
post, Harry Revealed.

Meghan spoke about the
whirlwind of pressure

meeting Prince William
and Princess Kate for the first time.

Meghan even
demonstrated her curtsy

from the first nailbiting visit

to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Meghan claims that her wardrobe
was strictly controlled

during her tenure as a royal.

Barred from bright colors to
avoid clashing with the Queen,

Meghan chose to
wear camel and beige

in order to blend in
and not stand out.

Harry, the Duke of Sussex,
is seen in the show

proclaiming that royals
don't marry for love.

Instead, they feel
incredible pressure

to marry someone
that fits the mold.

The fallout from this series

has seemingly caught the entire
world in a fierce debate,

and it seems
everybody has a view

about what the
couple had to say.

When they were growing up,

William and Harry's relationship
was incredibly close.

The two of them really
needed one another.

They had, you know, an
unhappy home environment.

Luckily, they did have nannies

and they were
therefore kept away

from quite a lot of the acrimony

that was going on
between their parents.

The resentment
towards his brother

for the protection that he's
had is palpable throughout.

Of course, those who would be
supporters of Prince William

would say, "Look, Prince
William is just doing his duty."

But nonetheless, you know,
children pick up on things.

They're very sensitive.

And it was also fortunate

that they went away
to boarding school

because, again,
that removed them

from most of the nastiness
that was going on.

But they did rely
on one another.

They were very close.

The two are very
different characters,

but they complement
one another very well.

And they've always
had a great banter.

They tease each other
mercilessly, or used to.

And then, when
their mother died,

I think that brought
them even closer together

because they couldn't
share with anyone else

what they had experienced.

It wasn't, you know, like the
death of any normal parent

because, with the death
of a normal parent,

you don't have the
world grieving, as well.

It was almost as though their
grief was being devalued

by the grief of strangers.

So I think it was a very
difficult time for them.

And during that, sort of the
years after Diana's death,

there was a bond which
was closer, arguably,

than most siblings.

I think the time when that
bond started to fracture a bit

was when Harry probably
came out of the Army

and started going
into royal work.

And I think there
was a little bit of

the space was quite small
within their charitable world

for the two brothers together.

And I think Harry slightly
railed at the hierarchy.

Here was his brother,
you know, his mate,

but who was slightly
pulling rank at times

because he was the senior
member of the family.

So I think there were one or two

little niggles going on there.

I suspect that when
William married Kate...

I mean, Harry adored Kate,
and Kate adored Harry.

But I suspect that,
as with every family,

when one sibling marries,
their focus turns slightly

onto their new wife or husband

and then their children,

where previously their full
focus had been on the sibling.

I'm gonna move on with a
bit of breaking news tonight.

And the Duke Duchess of Sussex

have announced that
they are carving out

what they call a "new
role" for themselves.

In a statement released
in the last few minutes,

they say they
intend to step back

as senior members
of the royal family

and work to become
financially independent.

On
January the 13th, 2020,

royal watchers were on
the edge of their seats

as Harry and Meghan entered

what was infamously
called a crisis meeting

with Her Majesty The
Queen, Prince Charles,

and Prince William.

This was the deal
or no deal moment.

The future of the royal family

was hanging on the outcome
of this critical talk.

This is the real problem for
the Queen and Prince Charles.

They are dealing with
this as a grandmother

and as a father on the one hand,

and they're also dealing
with it as the protector

of an ancient dynasty.

And we have seen

that how as protectors
of the ancient dynasty

when they need to,
they act brutally,

as they did with Prince Andrew

when they removed him
from public office.

There may be a point
that at some stage

that the Queen,
Charles, and William

believe that what Meghan
and Harry are proposing

is a threat to the institution
of the British monarchy,

then they will act.

Well, I think these decisions

have all got to be
made in the future.

Anybody who's high
profile needs protection.

Former prime ministers
and ministers of defense

get security for a long period
after they've left office,

so I think that's something
that everybody would suggest,

that they're required
to get security.

But these decisions
will surely all be made

in the next few days.

After
several tense hours,

Buckingham Palace announced
with a heavy heart

that arrangements had been
reached for Harry and Meghan

to leave royal duties behind

and pursue an
independent future.

Our royal editor, Chris
Ship, is here to tell us more.

This is pretty dramatic
stuff, isn't it?

I mean, it's a bit of a
"Wow!" moment, isn't it?

I mean, basically,
as far as I can tell,

I mean, this statement
landed in my inbox

less than 10 minutes ago,

they are resigning from the
royal family, simple as that.

They're stepping back as
what they call senior royals.

All the way through this
relationship we've seen examples

of Harry trying to protect
Megan from the scrutiny.

You have to remember,

Megan comes in the
legacy of Princess Diana.

And Harry saw the way his
mother was treated by the press,

and I think he's
very keenly aware

of how that happened

and ensuring that that
doesn't happen to Meghan.

The decision to move
away from Central London

to go to Frogmore Cottage
and move to Windsor

is very much about
protecting Meghan.

You know, they had
just redecorated the place in Kensington.

They had just done it up
the way they wanted to

when they announced they
were actually decamping

and moving to Windsor.

By moving to Windsor,
Harry and Meghan are hoping

to preserve some semblance
of normalcy for themselves

and for their child.

Even if you look at the
birth of the new baby,

whereas Kate Middleton
was trotted out in hosiery

and full makeup just hours
after delivering her babies,

Megan said from the beginning,
"I won't be doing that."

They didn't even
announce she was in labor

until after the baby
was safely born.

All the way through the birth,

even in the last weeks of her
pregnancy, Megan was not seen.

And all the way
through her birth,

Megan has maintained a
determination, along with Harry,

to keep certain things private,

to keep protective their family.

And they are not following
the royal script.

They are consistently deviating

from what's been done before.

And some people
think it's admirable,

and some people think it's not.

But ultimately, Meghan and Harry

are doing things their own way.

Public reaction
was divided, to say the least.

While some wish the couple
nothing but happiness

and success, others
felt resentment

in abandoning Crown and country.

I think the whole plan
that Harry and Meghan have

is a really problematic one

because they're talking
about stepping back.

They're talking, their
critics would argue,

about having their
cake and eat it.

They're talking about one
day representing the Queen

on a foreign tour
to another country,

on another day, say in North
America, earning serious money

with some sort of endorsement
of some sort of product.

The risk is that those two
things aren't compatible.

The risk is that
their pursuit of money

will tarnish the Windsor brand

and tarnish the
House of Windsor.

There's no doubt

that the reaction inside the
Palace was just as divided.

It's felt like their
farewell UK tour:

Five engagements in five days,
covering off the official,

the causes that matter to them,

and taking time to say
thanks to their friends.

But it is the event
they'll attend here,

at Westminster Abbey, that
is the most significant

since they've
returned from Canada

because when they arrive at
the Commonwealth Day Service,

it will be the first
time that we've seen them

alongside other
members of the family

since they announced they want
to step back as senior royals

and everyone will be
watching the body language.

Every year since
they got married,

they've been to the service.

Reaching out to the Commonwealth

has been a big passion
for both of them.

Their attendance this
year will be a reminder

that whatever has gone
on behind the scenes,

they are still family,
as this is one event

that is hugely
important to the Queen.

The now free couple

announced a new future of
financial independence,

stepping back from
the royal family,

but insisted they would
continue to support their causes

and, of course, Her
Majesty The Queen.

They shared plans to split
their time between North America

and the UK.

On their new website, the
Duke and Duchess published

what was effectively a manifesto

of how they're gonna deal
with the media in future.

And part of it was
an attack on this,

and specifically British media
and royal correspondents,

for their monopoly
on royal coverage,

and essentially accusing the
media of making private profit

from their very public lives.

They talk specifically
about the Royal Rota,

where British media
cover royal events

to be distributed
around the world.

Obviously, claims they feel

they've been hounded by
the media, et cetera.

But in reality, there's
been nothing like that.

Oh, come
on! You would say that!

No, the Royal
Rota system works.

I think it's given
them an awful lot of...

It's been going since the 1950s.

When they got engaged,

there was a sense
this was a couple

excited about what they
could achieve together.

A few days later, they carried
out their first walkabout,

but the scrutiny
has proved too much

and Palace life too stifling,

leaving the Queen with
no option but to agree

they can step away at
the end of this month.

In just over two years,

they have fulfilled every
aspect of royal life,

today is expected to be the
last of those official duties.

In the end, their life
together had to come first.

And,
just like that,

as quickly as the whirlwind
romances had started

back in July 2016, less than
three years on, they were gone.

As a first step
into independence,

the couple founded
Archewell Inc.,

a nonprofit
foundation for change.

The couple went on to
found Archewell Productions

and signed multiple huge
media deals with Netflix

and Spotify for a series of
inspirational documentary

and podcast productions

reportedly worth around
18 million pounds.

Meghan's pregnancy
was actually announced

during her first royal tour,

and there was a
backlash actually

because it was announced so soon

after Princess
Eugenie's wedding.

A lot of people felt that
it had stolen the thunder

from poor Eugenie,
who had gotten married

literally, like, the
day or two days before.

It was ridiculous because Megan
has the right, first of all,

to announce her pregnancy
anytime she wants to.

And probably they waited
until after Eugenie's wedding

to announce it because they
didn't wanna steal her thunder.

But Megan was in the
middle of a royal tour

in which she was probably
going to miss engagements

due to morning sickness or
fears for her getting pushed

and jostled too
much in the crowd.

She had to explain herself,

and she had the
right to stay home

if she was tired one morning

when she was in the early
throes of pregnancy.

So I think Meghan and Harry felt

they had to announce in a way

because she was in the
middle of a royal tour,

she probably was gonna
get a little more tired,

and there might be
obvious bump pictures,

which would just set off
a fury of speculation.

Meghan showed very
early in her pregnancy.

She was only a
little bit pregnant,

and she already had a bump.

So I think it was a
necessity, really,

for Harry and Meghan to
announce the pregnancy

as early as they did.

Price
Harry, have you got any news

you want to share
with us and the world?

Yes, I'm very excited
to announce that Meghan

and myself had a baby
boy early this morning.

A very healthy boy.

Mother and baby are
doing incredibly well.

It's been the most
amazing experience

I could ever possibly imagine.

How any woman does what they
do is beyond comprehension.

But we're both
absolutely thrilled

and so grateful to all the love

and support from
everybody out there.

It's been amazing.

So, we just wanted to
share this with everybody.

I'm so incredibly
proud of my wife.

And as every father and
parent would ever say,

you know, "Your baby
is absolutely amazing,"

but this little thing is
absolutely to die for,

so I'm just over the moon.

Megan's baby
shower was very much

a baby shower for a celebrity,

not a baby shower for a royal.

I don't even know if Kate
Middleton had a baby shower,

but if she did, it was probably,
like, in someone's house

with a cup of tea and, like,
a few finger sandwiches.

This was not gonna be
this, like, amazing,

over-the-top
celebrity-fueled-filled event.

Megan did her baby
shower as a celebrity.

It was thrown by a
celebrity, Serena Williams,

and it was attended
by celebrities

and it looked like something
celebrities would go to.

Megan unfairly, really,
got a lot of backlash

because the truth is, how
many women are involved

in the planning of
their own baby shower?

The answer is zero.

Megan had probably
nothing to do with it,

knew nothing about it,

except that she was
supposed to show up

in New York on this date.

And Amal Clooney said,

"Look, I'll give you
a ride in my jet."

The over-the-top
extravagance of the shower

has more to do with
Megan's friends

than it does with Megan herself.

One thing that was very
sweet about the baby shower

was Megan actually didn't
open any of the presents,

she wanted to wait and open
them together with Harry.

She took them all home with her,

and they opened them
together as a couple.

This is really unprecedented.

I mean, normally, one of the
highlights of a baby shower

is watching the mother-to-be
open everything.

So this broke with tradition,

but she didn't want
Harry to miss out.

In the lead-up to the birth,
Harry and Meghan both said

they didn't wanna know the sex,

they wanted it to be a surprise,

so they had to obviously then
choose girl and boy names.

Had it been a girl, Diana was
very much a favorite name,

and I believe it was
very likely that Diana

would've been the first name,

or at least, in the
middle of that long name.

And the reason is, you
know, from the beginning,

Harry and William, both
have included their mother

whenever possible in
their relationship.

And I think it grieved them both

that she wasn't there
when they married.

She wasn't there to
see her grandchildren.

And so I believe with all
my heart Diana is probably,

in future, going to be a
girl's name for this pair.

In terms of boys' names,

there were a lot of names
initially floated around.

They were all connected
with royal tradition,

but not typically traditional.

So, for example, Alexander,

which is a perfectly
acceptable English royal name,

but not as commonly used.

And other sort of middle names
that the royals have had,

like Arthur, were
two of the names

that were favored
at the beginning.

On March
7th at 8:00 p.m.,

CBS aired the
landmark interview,

led by TV legend Oprah Winfrey.

CBS reportedly
paid at least $7 million

to air the interview, which
hit prime time in North America

just hours after the
Queen's own message.

Looking forward,

relationships with others
across the Commonwealth

will remain important.

In that broadcast,

there was no hint of the rift

or some of the dark revelations
made in the interview.

The
two-hour interview

has caused an
incredible fallout,

the magnitude of which still
cannot be fully understood.

It was the interview that
some within Buckingham Palace

must have feared,

but Prince Harry and Meghan
Markle's discussion with Oprah

was more revealing, explosive,

and potentially damaging
to the royal family

than many could have imagined.

Harry and Meghan left as
working members of the family,

left the country, went to
Canada first, then America,

and then gave that devastating
interview to Oprah Winfrey,

in which Meghan said that
Kate had made her cry

just before her wedding
over a bridesmaid's fitting,

where there had been
a rumor long before

that Meghan had made Kate cry.

So, in this interview, she
wanted to correct that story

and make it clear that
Kate had made her cry.

Allegations of
racism within the family itself

and Meghan's admission
that she felt suicidal

during her pregnancy have been
splashed across newspapers

in the United Kingdom.

Throughout their
two-hour TV special,

both Harry and Meghan spoke
with eye-opening candor,

delivering accusations
and rebukes

that outweigh even Princess
Diana's landmark interview

more than two decades earlier.

It was a terrible interview,

which really did huge
damage to the monarchy,

to Britain as a whole

because Meghan talked
about the country,

really, being racist.

And did huge damage to Harry's
relationship with his father

and with William.

Prince Harry's relationship
with the media went bad

and has got progressively worse
ever since his mother died.

He believes deeply
and profoundly

that the media contributed to
his mother's untimely death.

So ever since her death,

he has tried to find
an accommodation

and that accommodation
has been his acceptance

that the intense interest
in him could be used by him

to throw focus on issues
that he is passionate about.

Megan, can
you tell me what's it like

becoming a new mom,

and tell us a little
bit about Baby Sussex,

as we're calling him?

It's magic.

It's pretty amazing.

And I mean, I have the two
best guys in the world,

so I'm really happy.

Tell us a
little bit about your son.

What's he like?

Is he sleeping well? Good baby?

Yes.

He has the sweetest temperament.

He's really calm and-

Don't know
who he gets that from.

Yeah. And he's
just been a dream.

So it's been a
special couple days.

Who
does he take after?

Does he look like anyone?

We're still trying
to figure that out.

Everyone says that babies
changed so much over two weeks.

We're basically
sort of monitoring

how the changing process happens

over this next month, really.

But his looks are
changing every single day.

- Yeah.
- So, who knows?

And how are
you find parenting, generally?

Is it still a special moment?

Yeah, it's great.

I mean, parenting is amazing.

It's only been, what?

2 1/2 days? Three days?

Yeah.

But we're just so thrilled to

have our own little
bundle of joy,

be able to spend some
precious times with him

as he slowly starts
to grow up.

And I
hear you're off to see

two special people
in the minute.

Yes.

The
Queen and the Duke.

Yes, and we just
bumped into the Duke

as we were walking
by, which was so nice.

So it'll be a nice moment

to introduce the
baby to more family.

And my mom's with us, as
well, so it's been a really...

Here we go.

- Guys, thank you.
- Thank you all so much.

- Thanks for your time.
- Thank you.

- Thanks a lot.
- And thank you, everybody,

for all the well wishes
and the kindness.

It really just means so much.

Behind the
tall walls of Windsor Castle

is where fewer than 25 guests

were invited to witness
the newest royal baptism.

Those invited, taken discreetly
to the tiny private chapel.

Outside, though, the streets
were thronging with people.

Those hoping to catch a glimpse

of the royal christening,
though, were left disappointed.

We do pay for
the royal family,

including Meghan and Harry,

and I think that they
could have given us,

you know, a little something.

I think it should
be public, you know?

It always has been.
Why change it?

It's their decision,
it's their family.

It's not as if they're
direct in line.

And
this royal watcher

says the public may
have to get used

to this royal couple's
desire for privacy.

Well, it seems to be the
case that Harry has decided

he wants his little boy to
have more of a private life.

He feels he's a long
way from the throne

and wants to enjoy
some type of privacy.

But it could be a problem
because no matter what you do,

he is growing up in a
royal goldfish bowl.

He has got two of the most
famous parents in the world.

Today's christening is a
very different royal event,

part of the continuing desire

by the Duke and
Duchess of Sussex

to raise their son, Archie,
out of the spotlight.

And they're a couple determined
to do things their own way.

Harry claimed

that when they left
the UK for Canada,

Prince Charles stopped
returning his calls,

and this left them feeling
they were on their own.

According to Harry,
the royal family

completely cut him
off financially

around the first quarter of 2020

when they decided to
become independent

from the royal family.

This left him concerned
for the safety of both him

and his family.

He said that he is now
living off his inheritance

from his mother.

The most
complicated of all the issues

raised by the couple's
decision to step down

is their protection,
specifically what form it will take,

who will provide it,
and who will pay for it.

Prince Charles has agreed
to keep funding the couple

and their son from his
own private income,

but by stepping back,

Harry and Meghan will
now be able to work.

There are still lots
of details to work out,

but Harry and Meghan will soon
be embarking on a new life

and a different kind of royalty.

Meghan claimed
that she experienced racism

from certain undisclosed
members of the royal family

who questioned her about
Archie's skin color.

Harry also accused his father

of cutting him off financially.

They both suggested that
someone in the family

had made a racist remark about
the color of the baby's skin.

And Harry talked about William
being trapped in a lifestyle

from which he had
been trapped himself

and hadn't realized
he was trapped

until Meghan had
made it clear to him.

Oprah
went on to clarify

that the couple made clear
that it wasn't the Queen

or Prince Philip that
made these remarks.

Either way, the Palace
released a statement

addressing the alleged racism.

The Palace said,
"Recollections may vary,"

but the matters would
be addressed privately.

Sir, have
you spoken to your brother

since the interview?

No, I haven't spoken
to him yet, but I will do.

And can
you just let me know,

is that the royal family
a racist family, sir?

We're very
much not a racist family.

You know, Megan
herself has talked about

the challenges of
being biracial.

She has said, you know,

"I wasn't black enough
for the black roles,

"I wasn't white enough
for the white roles,

"and I was in the middle
as a mixed-race woman."

And her journey has been, in
part, to find the strength,

and dignity, and
passion for that role

and embody a beautiful,
strong mixed-race woman

and all of that means.

You know, Meghan is
reeducating people.

There's never been a mixed-race
royal baby as we have now,

and this is an incredible thing.

I remember I was at
the royal wedding

when Meghan and Harry got
married, I was in Windsor,

and I remember there
were a lot of women there

who were black, with little
girls, with daughters,

who were celebrating
this special day.

And people can't have any
idea what a big deal this is,

for there to be
a black princess,

for there to be a
mixed-race princess

because we haven't
had that before.

And I think that just
by virtue of the fact

that Meghan is who she
is, inspires people,

inspires young girls,
inspires women,

and that's a beautiful thing.

The royal family cannot
survive if it doesn't evolve

and it reflect the
world at large,

and to be entirely white, it
certainly does not do that.

So Megan is representing
just by virtue of the fact

that she's accomplished and
beautiful and smart and talented

and mixed race, and
it's a wonderful thing.

It's great for the royal family.

It's great for everyone else.

The
big royal wedding

that cost 40 million pounds
and was watched by the world,

turns out it was
all a performance.

The couple claimed that
they actually tied the knot

in a secret ceremony three
days before the big event

in their backyard.

Perhaps most troubling of
all were Meghan's claims

that she experienced real and
frightening suicidal thoughts

as a result of such
intense tabloid scrutiny

and isolation at the Palace.

Becoming a royal
meant giving up a lot

of personal luxuries
and independence.

Meghan also claimed
that it was disparaging

that the Palace
refused to correct

false statements about her.

The main event in the
Sussexes' lives has, of course,

been the birth of their second
child, Lilibet, in June 2021.

Just days after their
daughter's birth,

Meghan released her
children's book, "The Bench,"

inspired by a Father's Day
poem she wrote for Harry.

It became a New York
Times Best Seller

within a week of release.

My husband and I are thrilled

to soon be welcoming a daughter.

It's a feeling of joy

we share with millions of other
families around the world.

When we think of her, we
think of all the young women

and girls around the globe
who must be given the ability

and support to lead us forward.

Their future leadership depends
on the decisions we make

and the actions we
take now to set them up

and to set all of us up for
a successful, equitable,

and compassionate tomorrow.

I know, it's
incredibly impressive,

and I'm just so proud
to be able to witness

so much of this activism

and this energy that
we have in this room

because it's how we are
going to see the impact

in the world that we weed.

The couple
have also taken part

in their fair share of activism.

On her 40th birthday,
Meghan filmed a video

with US actress Melissa McCarthy

to launch her 40X40
mentorship campaign,

raising awareness about
the women globally

who have lost their jobs
as a result of COVID.

As campaign
chairs of Vax Live,

my husband and I
believe it's critical

that our recovery prioritizes
the health, safety,

and success of everyone,
and particularly women,

who have been disproportionately
affected by this pandemic.

With the surge in
gender-based violence,

the increased responsibility
of unpaid care work,

and new obstacles that have
reversed so much progress

for women in the workplace,

we're at an inflection
point for gender equity.

Women, and especially
women of color,

have seen a generation of
economic gain wiped out.

Since the pandemic began,

nearly 5 1/2 million women
have lost work in the US,

and 47 million more
women around the world

are expected to slip
into extreme poverty.

But if we work together

to bring vaccines to every
country and continent,

insist that vaccines are
equitably distributed

and fairly priced,

and ensure that governments
around the world

are donating their additional
vaccines to countries in need,

then we can begin
to fully rebuild.

Not only to restore us
to where we were before,

but to go further and rapidly
advance the conditions,

opportunity, and mobility
for women everywhere.

Meghan Markle is not someone

who just wants a
pretty designer dress

and a glass of champagne,
she is actually engaged

and interested in the politics

and the storylines of
where they're going.

In fact, she got in trouble
when she met someone in Ireland,

who was in
Parliament, I believe,

and congratulated them
on the defeat of a bill

that would've nullified
abortion in Ireland

and said, "You
know, that's great."

And ended up getting in trouble
because the Irish politician

tweeted, "Oh, I had this
great conversation with Megan,

"and she congratulated us on
the defeat of this initiative."

And everybody was like, "You
can't take a side, Megan.

"You can't defend any position."

I think one of the most
difficult challenging things

in this whole
experience for Megan,

is the royal tradition
of not taking a side,

of not showing your
political leanings,

of not having opinions.

That is something that I think
Meghan Markle has already

and will very much
continue to struggle with.

For all
the scrutiny that Harry

and Meghan have to endure,

it's easy to forget the
couple is using their platform

as a way to reach out to others

through their work
in public service.

From building their
Archewell Foundation in 2020

to the small ways the
couple gives back,

Harry and Meghan
continue to work

and find ways to leave a
positive impact on the world

and create a better
future for their children.

Two years after Prince Harry
and Meghan Markle stepped back

as senior members
of the Royal family,

the couple returned to the
UK for an exceptional reason.

Harry and Meghan saw the
Queen on a low-key visit

before attending the
2020 Invictus Games in the Netherlands.

The secret visit
came almost a year

after Prince Philip's funeral,

which had been the last time
Prince Harry was believed

to have reunited with the Queen

and the extended royal family.

Just after 12:30 today,

we heard the news
from Buckingham Palace

that there were concerns
about the Queen's health.

They said doctors
were concerned, and they told her to rest,

and she was under
medical supervision.

But the concerning thing is that

members of the royal
family, her children,

and William, the second line
to the throne grandchild,

all traveling up to
Balmoral to see as we speak.

So that is the concerning thing,

that the family feel that
things are so serious

that they need to be by
Queen's side at this moment.

On
September the 8th, 2022,

while Meghan and
Harry were in London

preparing to attend
a charity event,

Queen Elizabeth II died at
Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

The couple chose not to attend
the charity event that night,

with Meghan staying in London

and her husband
traveling to Balmoral.

Buckingham Palace
has announced

the death of Queen Elizabeth II,

the longest-reigning
monarch in British history.

The Queen died peacefully
at Balmoral this afternoon.

The King and the Queen Consort

will remain at
Balmoral this evening

and will return to
London tomorrow.

On
September the 10th, 2022,

the new Prince and Princess of
Wales, William and Catherine,

were joined by the Duke and
Duchess of Sussex at Windsor

to view the tributes
to the Queen

and spend time
talking to the crowds.

There were mixed reactions
from the people there.

This was the first
time since March 2020

that the two couples
had been seen together.

The couple then went on to
attend the late Queen's funeral,

with Harry marching
behind the coffin,

along with his family.

When it was finally announced
that the Queen had died,

there was an extraordinary
outpouring of grief

amongst the nation

because, you know, the majority
of the Queen's subjects

had never known another monarch.

And it was kind of
the end of an era.

It wasn't just her death,
it was the end of an era.

It was end of the Elizabethan
age as we know it.

And, of course, it
was all so dramatic

and so beautifully staged

that that made it
even more poignant.

You know, the soldiers,
the wonderful music,

the people that used
to work for the Queen,

walking behind her coffin
was very, very moving.

And the crowd, we
know, was crying.

Or they were crying,
or they were cheering.

Or they were just silent,
completely silent.

You could hear a pin drop.

I remember when Diana died

and the day of her funeral,
you could just hear the birds.

You couldn't hear anything else.

No sound from the crowd,

and that is a sort
of real high emotion.

King Charles
III, Queen Camilla,

Prince William, and
Princess Catherine

stand strong together in unity,

as they forge a path
forward for the royal family

out of these difficult times.

The future of the
monarchy looks strong

in the hands of those who are
willing to give their lives

in service of the Crown.

Those who are willing to
fulfill their God-given duty.

William and Catherine are
the future of the monarchy,

and I think they
probably are working

quite closely with King
Charles and Queen Camilla

on what the monarchy
should look like,

how the royal family
should move forward.

They are the future
of the royal family.

They are hardworking royals,

but most of all,
they're popular.

People love to see them,

and people love to see
the family all together,

so they can be very effective

in keeping up the
profile of the monarchy

and keeping the
royal family popular.

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