Prince Harry ‘warned’ Meghan Markle to avoid Trump and relationship in interview, but she chose…

In 2017, Prince Harry warned Meghan Markle to avoid sensitive topics in her interview, but the resulting article sparked anger at Buckingham Palace

Prince Harry apparently had a few “friendly” warnings for Meghan Markle before her 2017 Vanity Fair interview, urging her to steer clear of ‘three’ sensitive topics. But, as royal author Tom Bower details in Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, Meghan seemed to have other plans. Despite Harry’s best efforts to keep their private lives under wraps, the interview ended up flaunting exactly what he had hoped to avoid, including a headline that screamed “She’s Just Wild About Harry

The Duke of Sussex might be feeling the heat of the looming troubles surrounding his UK departure, especially with his ongoing visa issues, as Donald Trump secured the White House for a second time. In return, the Trump family has made it clear that they hold no personal favours for the estranged royal and will not extend the same protections the Democrats do. But did Harry see this coming

In 2017, Meghan sat down for an in-depth conversation with Vanity Fair journalist Sam Kashner. Tom Bower reveals that Harry had instructed Meghan to avoid discussing sensitive topics like Trump, race, and their relationship. “Kashner arrived at Meghan’s home and was told that his interviewee had been given strict instructions by both Harry and Keleigh Thomas Morgan [a publicist at PR firm Sunshine Sachs],” Bower writes, according to The Mirror