Another member of royalty is evaluating Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Prince Albert II of Monaco recently spoke to BBC World News and opened his reflections on the discussion, which included bombastic allegations of racism and ignorance of mental health needs against the royal family and the institution in general.
“It is very difficult to be in someone’s shoes,” admitted royalty, according to Us Weekly. “I can understand the pressures they underwent, but I think that this kind of public demonstration of dissatisfaction, to say the least, this type of conversation should be conducted in the intimate environment of the family.”
Albert, 63, said that family drama like theirs “doesn’t have to be presented in the public sphere that way.”
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Prince Albert II of Monaco said that the interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “bothered” him to some extent. (Getty Images)
The prince said the Sussex statements in the interview “bothered me a little”, but he explained that “you can understand where they come from”.
However, Albert said that a television interview was not “the appropriate forum” for Markle, 39, and Harry, 36, to voice their complaints.
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The former “Suits” student and her husband have made headlines almost non-stop since the beginning of their relationship, but especially since they left their royal duties in 2020, which they said was partly due to intense media pressure.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently made several charges against the royal family, including racism and ignoring mental health needs in a revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey. (Getty Images)
“I wish you the best,” added Albert. “It’s a tough world there, and I hope he has the insight and wisdom to make the right choices.”
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Although Albert’s reaction to the interview was quite moderate, it seems that Harry’s own family is feeling different.
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A source recently told the channel that Harry’s brother, Prince William, was “furious” about the allegations made by the Sussex. Another source said that Harry’s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, had had to attend “constant crisis meetings” since the interview.