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Gayle King has revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would’ve postponed their Oprah interview if the Duke of Edinburgh passed away. The CBS anchor—who is a close friend of Oprah and Meghan—explained that the Sussexes “would not” have allowed it to air when it did if “something had happened to him.”

Oprah and Meghan show split the country even harder than Brexit.Was Megs a brave, long-suffering victim who took on a racist establishment, as many Twitter users believe?Or a self-serving Hollywood D-lister giving the performance of her life – the Piers Morgan verdict?Oprah Winfrey failed to ask Megs – or Harry when he turned up – about the finer details of their complaints Why, if no questions were off-limits, did Oprah not push the couple on their claim one Royal was “concerned” about unborn baby Archie’s skin colour? What exactly was said, by whom, and in what context? Were they concerned or just curious?To drop a depth charge like that, knowing full well the stink it would kick up, and then refuse to elaborate doesn’t seem courageous.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle filmed their Oprah interview at her house.The TV personality has been best pals with Oprah for decades, and fans thought it may have been her sprawling home where the surprising interview took place.But on Monday, hours after the interview aired on CBS, Gayle revealed that she does not have a home in California, let alone in the few miles between Oprah and Meghan in Montecito.READ: The most surprising revelations from Prince Harry and Meghan's Oprah interviewHello! Insider: Harry and Meghan's Oprah Interview"There's something going on about it's at Gayle's California mansion," Gayle said on CBS This Morning, as she spoke to Oprah about the two-hour sit down.MORE: See what 'foodie' Meghan eats in a

It is set to be the television interview of 2021 and a true landmark moment in the recent history of the House of Windsor.