The Duchess of Sussex covered topics of suicidal thoughts, racism and more during her tell-all interview.
Meghan Markle is speaking her truth. In her 90-minute tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey on Sunday night's Oprah With Meghan and Harry: A CBS Primetime Special, Meghan opened up about a host of shocking topics from racism within the royal family to her struggle with suicidal thoughts while pregnant with her son Archie.
Her husband, Prince Harry, joined her for part of the interview, and Oprah wrapped things up by asking the couple if they had any regrets.
"No. I mean, no, I think we've done-- I'm really proud of us, you know?" Harry replied. "I'm so proud of my wife. Like, she safely delivered Archie during a period of time which was so cruel and so mean."
But Meghan did have one regret to share.
"I have one. My regret is believing them when they said I would be protected," she said of the Palace or the "Institution" as she referred to them throughout the interview. "I believed that. And I regret believing that because I think, had I really seen that that wasn't happening, I would have been able to do more. But I think I wasn't supposed to see it. I wasn't supposed to know."
Moving forward from the struggles in their lives, Meghan is very happy with where her family is today.
"We've actually not just survived but are thriving. You know, this-- I mean, this is miracles," she said of her current life. "Yeah, I think that all of those things that I was hoping for have happened, and this is in some ways just the beginning for us. You know, we've been through a lot. It's felt like a lifetime."
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