Oprah Winfrey's much-anticipated interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is due to be released on March 7th.
The first excerpts already give explosive insights.
London / Los Angeles - The interview of US talk queen Oprah Winfrey (67) with Prince Harry (36) and his wife Meghan Markle (39) is eagerly awaited.
The royal family demands that the conversation is not presented to the world public on Sunday as planned because of the poor health of Prince Philip (99).
But CBS News has meanwhile already published excerpts from the explosive talk.
In the current clip, further allegations of the Duchess against the palace come to light.
Harry and Meghan: New trailer for explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey published
Because as the pregnant Meghan claims in it, the royal family banned her from an interview with Winfrey's earlier request.
Before Meghan's wedding, the talk icon called Meghan in February or March 2018 and asked for an interview.
“I was not allowed to have this conversation with you personally.
There always had to be other people.
(...) Even with this call, "explains Meghan in the clip
You have rejected the request with the words "the right time will come".
Winfrey then wants to know from the Duchess: "Why is now the right time?" After a short breath, Meghan replies: "A lot of things have happened." On the one hand, she and Prince Harry have gained life experience, on the other hand, the couple have had the since their Megxit Freedom to make your own decisions.
At the time, Meghan did not accept Oprah, but it was not her own decision.
Interview with Harry and Meghan: "To go into this construct as adults"
In the further course of the talk, the former actress tries to explain her situation to outsiders: “As an adult who has led a truly independent life, to go into this construct - which is different from what people think of it, I think ".
For them it is now liberating to have the right and privilege again to be able to make their own decisions.
"It's great to be able to make a decision for yourself and to speak for yourself," said Meghan.
The complete interview will also be broadcast on German television.
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