Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made multiple potshots towards the royal family as they sat down to talk with Oprah Winfrey. A royal expert claimed that the interview had many lies and all the accusations made by the couple against the royal family were not true.

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Royal expert Angela Levin pointed out, almost two years on, that there were "over 30 lies in that interview" adding, "Meghan told Oprah Winfrey that there were long several conversations when Harry came later because Meghan occupied it, of course, with 45 minutes and Harry came on the last bit.
“He said 'oh no, this was before we were married', now have you ever heard of anyone saying before a couple got married, what colour will your children's skin be, they don't know if they're getting engaged, if they're getting married, they don't know if they can have children. It's nonsense, it's a non-starter but that's what it is, this award for heroism is for absolutely nothing, it's for the Oprah interview, which doesn't have any proof,” the royal expert added.
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{{/usCountry}}Following Meghan opening up about her own mental health struggles in the interview, Angela Levin said, "I'm not saying she wasn't depressed but it's not the fault of the Palace. It outrages me, I can't tell you, they've got their fame, they've got their fortune because of the Royal Family, and it's hundreds and hundreds of millions, isn't it? It's just too ghastly for words that they behave like spoilt teenagers."
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In the bombshell interview, Meghan Markle had claimed that that conversations had taken place and questions had arisen regarding the colour of her then-unborn son's skin.