L’intervista a Meghan Markle e Harry Windsor of Oprah broadcast on Tv8 last night – Tuesday 9 March – was seen by 1,204,000 spectators for 4.5% share. Rai 1 and Canale 5 replied with By popular demand – I’m not a lady with Loredana Bert (3,939,000 spectators for a 13.8% share) e the Champions League match between Juventus-Porto (6,309,000 spectators and 24.7% share). In the United States, on CBS, the interview was seen by over 17.1 million people (who all the details).
Oprah’s interview with Harry and Meghan
The common thread was the
racism: a direct accusation against the royal family which, wrote the correspondent of the Courier service from London Luigi Ippolito, destined for leave heavy consequences. In course of the interview, the Duchess of Sussex revealed that a member of the Windsor household had expressed concern about the possible skin color of his son Archie: that the little one, in short, could be too dark.
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The rerun of the interview with Meghan and Harry
Anyone who missed the interview with the two dukes of Sussex will be able to recover this evening, Wednesday 10 March: the interview will be broadcast a second time, in repetition, again on Tv8 at 11.40pm.
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The break with the royal family
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, his wife since 2018, have made public their intention to renounce their role as “senior royals” early 2020. The announcement marked the first act of what the UK press has quickly dubbed Megxit, a play on words between the name she duchess and the word “Brexit”. The second act came exactly a year later, and therefore a few months ago: the Sussexes, from California (where they have moved in the meantime), have in fact formalized their farewell to the Royal Family by returning titles and patronages to Queen Elizabeth. L’explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey arrived on 7 March and had a disruptive effect on the “brand” of the monarchy, as explained by Luigi Ippolito, our correspondent from London, in this deepening.
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Harry, Meghan and the break with the royal family: the insights
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