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Who runs The Firm that Harry and Meghan slammed in Oprah interview?
10 Mar, 2021 09:39 PM
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CBS had promised Oprah s interview with Harry and Meghan would be a bombshell , and they did not disappoint.
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CBS had promised Oprah s interview with Harry and Meghan would be a bombshell , and they did not disappoint.
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By: Charis Chang
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle s explosive Oprah Winfrey interview has raised questions about who the power players are behind the scenes of The Firm .
The couple referred several times during the tell-all to The Institution or The Firm as separate from the royal family.
News by Charis Chang Prince Harry and Meghan Markle s explosive Oprah Winfrey interview has raised questions about who the power players are behind the scenes of The Firm . The couple referred several times during the tell-all to The Institution or The Firm as separate from the royal family. The Duchess of Sussex explained to Oprah: There s the family and then there s the people that are running the institution. Those are two separate things and it s important to be able to compartmentalise that. Because the Queen has always been wonderful to me. Prince Harry also referred to the advisers surrounding the royals when he told Oprah about having a meeting cancelled with the Queen at the last minute.
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