Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Oprah interview Part TWO? Couple seen visiting billionaire's home
Do we have part two of the secret-filled interview coming our way? Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle were spotted driving to Montecito, California to visit Oprah Winfrey at her home on Saturday afternoon, June 25. Reportedly, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent almost one hour at Winfrey's $100 million mansion.
On their way back, Daily Mail obtained photos of the couple in their black Range Rover. The couple drove from their $14.7 million home, which is just a five-min drive from Winfrey's mansion. In the photos, the 37-year-old prince was seen behind the wheel wearing sunglasses and a baseball hat.
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The 40-year-old 'Suits' star was seated at the back and was talking to someone who seemed to be her friend Janina Gavankar. Gavankar was seated in the passenger's seat at the front. Moreover, a car seat was also fastened next to Markle. It is undetermined whether the couple's children, Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1 were accompanied by them or not. Their security personnel was closely following their car in another black Range Rover.
Whether the purpose of their visit to Winfrey's place was business or pleasure is undetermined yet. When a rep was asked to comment on this, they did not respond. It is speculated that this meeting could be another collaboration between the former royal couple and Winfrey, 68.
The 68-year-old talk show host's interview with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex was nothing less than a bomb drop. In the 2021 interview, the actress revealed that members of the royal family discussed concern over what their son's skin color would be. Moreover, Markle revealed that she experienced a lot of suicidal thoughts after she got married into the royal family in May 2018. She also explained that she received no help from members of the Buckingham Palace whatsoever.
On the other hand, Harry is currently working on the $20 million tell-all memoir that revolves around his work and life as a royal. An unnamed source told Page Six that the tone of this memoir is far from 'f-ck you' to his family. This comes around the time that he has been estranged from his father Prince Charles and brother Prince William. Harry and Markle have also signed on with Netflix to make an at-home docuseries. It was reported recently that they hired Oscar-nominated, left-leaning director Liz Garbus to head up the project.
The Sussexes moved to the US in early 2020 after quitting their royal duties.