Meghan and Harry: Expert discusses review and Oprah interview

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Royal commentator Rhiannon Mills argued Meghan Markle and Prince Harry accepting to do an interview with Oprah Winfrey is very telling on how they feel about the Queen currently. While speaking to Sky News, Ms Mills said agreeing to do this interview now it may indicate the pair are unhappy with how the conversations have been regarding their annual review. She also questioned whether the Royal Family members had been told ahead of time that the pair were going to have an interview.

She said: “I think for the Royal Family it is going to be a very difficult one.

“The timing of this interview is very interesting.

“It is now almost a year since they stepped away from royal life and we know that when they left the Queen said at the end of March there would be a review to see how these new working arrangements were going.

“The fact that they have decided to do this interview may steer us to the conclusion that Harry and Meghan aren’t entirely happy with how those negotiations have gone.”

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The Royal expert noted that the palace said they were not at the time commenting on the Sussexes decision to do this interview.

Ms Mills noted that Harry and Meghan were under no obligation to follow the rules of the Royal Family anymore.

She said: “Now that Harry and Meghan are no longer senior working royals they can do what they like when it comes to media interviews.

“They don’t actually have to tell anyone at the palace.”

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She also questioned whether Royal Family members had been given warning that they planned on doing an interview.

Ms Mills closed by saying: “I think it it is one thing not telling the institution but it is another thing entirely not telling your family about it.

“It seems, maybe the family did not know they were deciding to sit down and speak to Oprah.

“Just like the rest of us on the 7th of March, it may well be that members of the Royal Family are going to have to sit down and see exactly how far Harry and Meghan have decided to go.”

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Ms Mills closed by noting what topics Meghan and Harry are likely to discuss in the interview. 

She said: “We have had a press release that has been released this evening which gives us some idea of the kind of things they are going to talk about in their Oprah interview.

“But it has to be said, this is huge, that they have even decided to do this interview with Oprah.

“We are told that Meghan is going to talk about stepping into life as a royal, marriage, motherhood and her philanthropic work.

“But also, the couple will sit down and talk about their move to the United States.”

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