Two hours
Again, before filming began, CBS announced that it would be a 90-minute specialty.
After conducting the interviews, it seems that it lasted two days, the network has now extended the program to two hours.
It is believed that the decision was made due to the strength of the couple’s comments, which could cause unrest in the palace circles.
Sussexes were not involved in the editing and had no control over the final production.
The decision to extend the operation will be made by Harpo Productions, Ms. Winfrey’s production company. Of course, the extension will allow the company to introduce more ads in the program, making it even more profitable.
Silent
The suggestion that Meghan was somehow silenced by the royal family is designed to win sympathy because she agrees with this two-hour, unrestricted prim-time.
The couple was put under control for agreeing to talk to the queen of the US chat show, despite complaints of media intrusion and unwanted advertising.
The couple is expected to claim that it is worth telling their story – in the face of “relentless” and “inaccurate” press coverage, no doubt citing the legal actions they took on Sunday against the Mail regarding the publication of the film. to Meghan. letter to her father, Thomas Markle Snr and the disputed story of Harry and the Royal Marines.
However, the palace is likely to look unfavorably at any suggestion Meghan was not allowed to make.
They will point to Grenfell’s cookbook, the countless speeches she and Harry made during the engagements, the queen taking her under her wing on a journey on the royal train, and Meghan appearing to dominate the conversation during an outing with the Duke and Duchess. of Cambridge to present its charitable vision in February 2018.
Over time, household staff struggled to point out that they had “leaned back” to meet the needs and requirements of Sussex.