New Reporting Sheds Light On Harry & Meghan's Post-Oprah Relationship With Royals

A spokesperson for Buckingham Palace responded: "We didn’t comment when this book was first released and won’t be commenting now."

A new addition to Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand’s bombshell royal biography, “Finding Freedom,” gives more insight into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new life and their evolving relationship with the royal family. It also sheds light on what ― if anything ― changed after the Sussexes’ interview with Oprah Winfrey. During the couple’s two-hour sit down with the media mogul, Meghan said that a member of the royal family raised racist concerns about their son’s skin color prior to his birth and revealed that she’d contemplated suicide, among many other astonishing revelations.  According to a quote from the new epilogue of “Finding Freedom,” an excerpt of which was shared in People magazine this week, an anonymous “close source” to the couple revealed that Harry and Meghan reportedly feel that the royal family has not taken enough accountability following the interview.