Queen Elizabeth II

Royal experts discuss Queen Elizabeth II's relations with her sons in new documentary, which also features now-declassified documents.

There are still more than 90 minutes of unused footage from Harry and Meghan's interview, which ITV wants to broadcast.

The investigator said he compiled a 90-page report on the Duchess of Sussex when he was hired by The Sun.

There were reportedly "genuinely mixed emotions and deep sorrow and shock" in the palace after the interview.

Princess Anne is known to have a great sense of humour and often finds herself in funny situations.

William is also worried that his and other family members' private conversations with his brother will be "plastered on US TV."

The Queen has not watched the interview herself, but palace aides have "thoroughly briefed" her about it.

Prince Phillip has made a number of embarrassing tone-deaf and racially insensitive comments in the past.

"I'm thrilled about it," Prince Charles said when asked about the Duke of Edinburgh's return to Windsor Castle.

Republic CEO Graham Smith says Queen Elizabeth II only acts on orders coming from the Prime Minister.

Charles "especially wanted to make a statement" against Harry and Meghan's racism claims.

Charlie Hebdo likened Meghan Markle to George Floyd and Queen Elizabeth II to the Minneapolis officer who killed him.

Kate would have tried to help her sister-in-law "more than she did" if she was aware of the "depths of Meghan's despair" and "wishes she knew more."

"I think it's the strength that causes the confusion and the fear," Diana said in the interview.

Janina says Meghan Markle has many texts and emails to corroborate her racism claims.

Sarah Silverman suggested that Prince Harry should take his wife's last name.

Harry and Meghan might reveal the name of the royal if the palace denies the allegations

In the letter, Princess Diana expressed her longing "to hug the Queen."

The queen will possibly make a phone call to the couple as she believes a more personal approach would be better in this case.

Queen Elizabeth II is saddened to learn about the difficulties the Duke and Duchess of Sussex faced and called issues of racism concerning.

While the PM is maintaining his no comment stand on the entire matter, other members of the parliament have been expressing mixed opinions about it.

Prince Harry refused to divulge who was involved in talks about Archie's skin colour but assured that his grandparents were not part of it.

Royal Household staff and Royal Communications are reportedly ignoring calls from journalists.

Many gushed over Oprah's interviewing skills and dubbed her "the greatest interviewer of all time."

Harry says that he had three conversations with the Queen about his and Meghan's exit, and they continue to share a good relationship.

The Duchess recalled her first meeting with the Queen, and also said that her sister-in-law Kate is a "good person."

Apart from the bride and the groom, the only person present at the wedding was Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The Duke of Sussex also subtly hinted that their family is complete and they are not going to try for another baby.

A third teaser for the tell-all interview was recently released, in which the Duchess of Sussex was seen referring to the royal family as 'The Firm.'

The Sussexes also believed that the "men in grey suits" were obsessed with destroying them.