Prince Harry with Oprah My fear for Meghan made me abandon my family

Prince Harry told US TV presenter Oprah Winfrey that he was worried that he would... History The same, in excerpts from an interview with the famous anchor that was published on Sunday.

And CBS had published two short clips of an interview with Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, which is scheduled to be broadcast on the seventh of this month.

This television interview is the first for the couple since they resided in California last year, after stepping back from their royal duties.

Harry said in the upcoming interview, holding his wife's hand: "I'm afraid history will repeat itself," and it seems that this statement means what happened with his mother, Princess Diana, who died at the age of 36 in a car accident in Paris, after being chased by the press.

He added, "I'm really relieved, and I'm glad I'm sitting here talking to you and my wife next to me, because I can't imagine what it was like for her (meaning his mother Diana), going through this situation by herself all these years."

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Harry added: "It was very difficult for us, but at least we are together."

In the two clips, Winfrey notes that during the interview they talked about all topics and without limits, as she tells the couple, "You said some pretty shocking things here."

Before leaving royal life, the duo complained about the British tabloids' dealings with Megan, the daughter of a white father and an African American mother, and considered that the treatment of some of these newspapers amounted to bullying or racism, in addition to the constant pursuit of them by the press.

Buckingham Palace confirmed last month that Harry and Meghan would not return to their lives as working members of the royal family.

“electronic migration”

Last January, the couple stopped using their Instagram account, which has more than ten million subscribers.

A source close to the couple has conveyed their intention not to use social networks to promote their new foundation, Archwell, and they are not likely to return to social media on a personal scale, according to The Sunday Times.

The reason for this decision is that the two faced great hatred on social networks, and Megan spoke about an unlikely experience of cyberbullying, the newspaper reported.

"I was told I was the person who faced the most online bullying campaigns in 2019, both for women and for men," Meghan said on the podcast Teenage Therapy.

Finally, it is worth noting that Harry and Meghan are expecting their second child.