What Really Drove Harry To Do The Oprah Interview?
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey aired back on March 7. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex sought out the opportunity to tell their side of the story  when it came to their decision to step down as senior members or the royal family, and more out of the UK because they were tired of the negative press and the consistent media coverage that painted them both in a negative light. "While they had harsh words for their treatment in the press, the most disturbing parts of the interview centered on how they were treated by members of the royal family. Harry said he had a 'really good relationship' with the Queen, but said he was 'disappointed' by his father and that, while he loves his brother William 'to bits,' they're on 'different paths,'" according to CBS News. Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah is still making headlines three months later, and will likely continue to do so, mainly because it marked the very first time that the two ever spoke openly about what they experienced living under the monarchy's rule. But there may be more to it. On June 20, The Sun revealed what really drove Harry to agree to do the interview in the first place. Keep reading to find out.