Meghan Markle and Prince Harry aren’t planning to apologize to Prince William and Kate Middleton over their bombshell 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview — despite reports claiming otherwise.
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“It is total rubbish,” royal journalist Tom Sykes told Page Six Wednesday regarding the rumors.
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The “Dukes” author noted that a source close to Harry dismissed the apology claims as “made up.”
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“And I believe them,” Sykes said.
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“Harry has always said he will never apologize for anything.
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The writer understands that, like the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Sussex also harbors zero regret over the explosive sit-down.
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Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield also stated that there’s no credibility to the fodder.
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“Prince Harry and Meghan remain defiant,” the “Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered” podcast host told Page Six Wednesday.
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“My own sources have told me this story is absolutely not true.”
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“If anything, the pattern has remained consistent,” she said, adding, “I would treat claims that they now regret Oprah and are preparing to ‘eat crow’ with serious skepticism.”
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On Tuesday, the Daily Express reported that the As Ever founder and Harry were planning to “express their regrets” to royal family members over their interview with Winfrey.
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“Harry and Meghan have always known since they decided to return to the UK that they would need to eat humble pie,” the source claimed to the outlet.
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“Their one big regret about leaving the royal family for the US was their interview with Oprah, and Meghan knows her biggest mistake was her claim that a royal family member had discussed Archie’s skin color,” the source continued.
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The report stated that Harry was “angry with his family at the time,” and that Markle supported his point of view.
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“But they now realize what a low blow it was.
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They both know they’re hot-headed and realize they took things too far,” the Daily Express source claimed, adding that Markle and Harry’s long-term plans for returning to the UK include burying the hatchet with the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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“They want to focus on the future, and are hoping that will include a reconciliation at some point,” the insider said.
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“They really want a sit-down so they can address what they said, and Meghan will apologize.”
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Markle, who was pregnant with Prince Archie, 7, at the time of the sit-down, claimed that a member of the royal family had “several” conversations expressing concerns about their son’s skin color and “how dark his skin might be when he’s born.”
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She also claimed she was told Archie would not have a royal title and would not be entitled to security.
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“That conversation I am never going to share, but at the time it was awkward; I was a bit shocked,” Harry said, without addressing the controversy further.
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In 2020, Harry and Markle eventually made the decision to resign from their royal duties and live with Archie and their daughter, Lilibet, 5, in Montecito, California.
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Their relocation and their bombshell interviews ignited an ongoing feud with William and Middleton, and they have yet to make amends.
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In August, the couple shocked the world when they moved back to the UK after living in California for six years.
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Upon their return, King Charles III, 77, made a rare statement clarifying that his younger son and daughter-in-law remain private citizens and will not be taking on any official royal responsibilities.
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