Two hours
Again, before filming even began, CBS announced that it would be a special 90-minute show.
After being interviewed over two days, the network has now expanded the program to two hours.
It is suspected that the decision was made due to the strong comments of the couple, which is likely to cause discomfort in palace circles.
The Sussexes were not involved in the editing and had no control over the final production.
The decision to extend the run will be taken by Harpo Productions, the production company of Winfrey. Of course, the expansion will also allow the company to run more ads in the program, making it even more profitable.
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The suggestion that Meghan was somehow silenced by the royal family is aimed at gaining sympathy for her consent to this fine, two-hour ban on tete-a-tete.
The couple were scrutinized for agreeing to speak to the American chat show queen, despite complaining about media intrusion and unwanted publicity.
The couple is expected to argue that they deserve to give their side of the story – in light of ‘ruthless’ and ‘inaccurate’ press coverage, no doubt mentioning the legal action they took against the Mail on Sunday. the publication of Meghan’s letter to her father, Thomas Markle Snr, and the controversial story about Harry and the Royal Marines.
The palace will probably look unfavorably at any suggestion that Meghan may not tell her, however.
They will point to her Grenfell cookbook, the countless speeches she and Harry gave during appointments, the queen who took her under her wing with a ride on the Royal train, and Meghan seems to dominate the conversation during an outing with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to lay out their charity vision in February 2018.
Domestic staff have consistently made the effort to point out that they have ‘bent over backwards’ to meet the Sussex’s needs and demands.