The Duke of Cambridge reportedly wants to share his side of the story "firstly to protect" his wife Kate Middleton.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said the Duchess of Cambridge's visit was "legal" because she "was working."
Gary Goldsmith, brother to Kate's mother Carole Middleton, said his niece doesn't have a "mean bone in her body."
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis will join the Queen for rides during the summer holidays.
The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge noted that the "work isn't done yet" when it comes to mental health.
George, Charlotte, and Louis are also unknowingly helping their mother amid the crisis in the royal family.
McCoy has trolled the British royal family on several other occasions as well.
Kate and William recently revisited their wedding venue to mark a solemn occasion.
William is also worried that his and other family members' private conversations with his brother will be "plastered on US TV."
Meghan's claims of not having prior knowledge about royals have been contested by several, including two of her childhood friends.
Kate shared an old picture with her mother, Carole Middleton, on the occasion of Mother's Day in the UK on Sunday.
German news editor Laura Schäfer said Kate Middleton "reacted wrongly" several times in the wake of the interview.
The baby has been named Grace Elizabeth Jane Matthews, her middle names a nod to her grandmothers, Carole Elizabeth Middleton and Jane Matthews.
Kate would have tried to help her sister-in-law "more than she did" if she was aware of the "depths of Meghan's despair" and "wishes she knew more."
Royal Household staff and Royal Communications are reportedly ignoring calls from journalists.
Many gushed over Oprah's interviewing skills and dubbed her "the greatest interviewer of all time."
Harry says that he had three conversations with the Queen about his and Meghan's exit, and they continue to share a good relationship.
The Duchess recalled her first meeting with the Queen, and also said that her sister-in-law Kate is a "good person."
The Sussexes also believed that the "men in grey suits" were obsessed with destroying them.
The brothers both sent legal letters to the British press asking them to keep details about Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton's life private.
The royal family is speaking out as health officials have voiced concerns over lower take-up among ethnic minority communities.
The interview titled "Oprah With Meghan and Harry" will be aired on CBS Network on March 7.