Across the globe, the Harry and Meghan interview (inset) has divided families, communities and even nations. Here, the Mail lays bare the contradictions and inaccuracies at the heart of their interview, untangling fact from fiction. Among the claims made by Meghan during the interview were that it was she who was reduced to tears over the flower girls dress prior to her wedding in 2018, not Kate (top left) and that 'The Firm' attempted to keep her under effective house arrest (Meghan and Harry with the New York Yankees in 2019, bottom right). The Duchess of Sussex told Oprah that she and Harry actually plighted their troth in a secret ceremony 72 hours earlier (couple on their wedding day, bottom left) but if there really were just 'three' people present, then a legal wedding can't actually have happened. During the interview, Meghan also told Oprah at least one member of the Royal Family had expressed concern about 'how dark' their unborn baby's skin might be (Meghan and Harry with Archie, main) and that she had begged in vain for the Palace to help when she found herself having 'suicidal thoughts'.
Even more curious were Harry's remarks when he told Oprah he was 'ashamed' of admitting to his family that Meghan needed help even though he had previously spoken of how he needed therapy to process his grief over the death of his mother (the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with Prince Harry during their Heads Together campaign, top right).The Harry and Meghan Oprah interview has divided families, communities and even nations and its fallout has been greater than anyone could have imagined. Among the claims made by Meghan were that it was she who was reduced to tears over the flower girls dresses in 2018, not Kate (bottom left) and that 'The Firm' attempted to keep her under effective house arrest (Meghan and Harry with the New York Yankees in 2019, bottom, right). The Duchess of Sussex told Oprah that she and Harry.
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