Harry: The Interview is set to see him share details of the Duke and Duchess’s strained relationship with King Charles and Prince William as well as why they decided to leave.
In the UK, Harry: The Interview will be shown on ITV on Sunday, January 8 at 9pm.
The show will last until 10.40pm with presenter and journalist Tom Brady conducting the interview that took place in the Prince’s California home.
The interview follows the royal couple’s recently released Netflix documentary, Harry and Meghan, which told the story of their relationship and is the first time the Prince has spoken out in this way since the couple’s groundbreaking interview with Oprah in 2021.
There is no doubt that the furore over Harold’s ghost-written memoir will induce the curious to give this “promotion” a viewing - I will not be one of them. I will, however, be reading the subsequent reviews …
No thanks. Now the queen and duke of Edinburgh have gone the royal family are struggling to stay relevant and Harry’s not exactly helping matters. Got a feeling he’s being led by some people close to him.
I will watch the Interview because I’d rather hear the whole conversation for myself, in context, so I can draw my own conclusions, rather than read second-hand versions of it in the mainstream media with reviews from “opinion columns”, “royal experts” and “royal correspondents” to tell me what was said and how to interpret it.
I am sick of hearing about Harry and his book now but that’s because the media have been banging on about it for ages and now they’re pushing quotes from the book in front of us morning, noon and night - and they’ll probably do it all over again when the book is released in a couple of days.
I wasn’t planning to read the book but, to be honest, I think I’d rather just read the book and get it over with in one go instead of this avalanche of news bulletins about “what Harry did and what Harry said next” - shock, horror, then along come all the opinions from “royal experts” and “royal correspondents” to explain what they think this means and what the royal family may be thinking - enough already!
