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    Queen escapes Harry and Meghan's ire in scathing Oprah interview

    Mar 08, 2021 3 minutes

    One person in the royal family escaped the ire of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in their devastatingly critical tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey: the Queen.

    Prince Harry’s hurt at being “let down” by Prince Charles; Meghan’s claim that the Duchess of Cambridge made her cry, and not the other way around; Harry’s sadness at his rift with Prince William – all was laid bare.

    But there was nothing but praise and warm

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