Prince Harry has recently spoken out about the Royal Family in a 60 Minutes interview with Anderson Cooper. The Duke of Sussex opened up about his relationship with the Royal Family and his decision to step away from his royal duties.
In the interview, Harry spoke candidly about the Royal Family and the way they handle the press. He said that the Royal Family does “a lot of complaining and a lot of explaining” by leaking stories to the press to paint themselves in a better light or to paint others in a negative one.
Harry also spoke about the lack of support he and his wife Meghan Markle received from the Royal Family when they announced their decision to step away from their royal duties. He said that the lack of support was “a real shock” and that it was “hurtful”.
The Duke of Sussex also spoke about the racism he and his wife have faced in the media, saying that it was “a large part” of why they decided to step away from their royal duties. He said that the press coverage of his wife was “a large part of the problem” and that it was “a large part of why we are here today”.
Harry also spoke about his father, Prince Charles, saying that he “loves him dearly” but that they have “good days and bad days”. He said that he would “always love him” but that they “have good days and bad days”.
Overall, Prince Harry’s interview with Anderson Cooper has shed light on the inner workings of the Royal Family and the struggles he and his wife have faced. He has spoken candidly about the lack of support they have received and the racism they have faced in the media. His words have been met with both praise and criticism, but his honest and open approach to the interview has been widely appreciated.
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