Oprah’s Subtle Shift: Is She Moving Away from Harry and Meghan?

Social media is buzzing with speculation that Oprah Winfrey may be distancing herself from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

This chatter erupted after Oprah shared her thoughts on whether the Sussexes should attend King Charles III's coronation.

A viewer tweeted their observations, suggesting that Oprah's comments hinted at a rift, while others chimed in, referencing rumors about Oprah and her friend Gayle King being privy to details surrounding Meghan's alleged “moon bump” during their infamous interview.

The moon bump rumor gained traction when it was reported that some of Oprah's production team noticed something unusual while filming the interview.

Allegedly, Oprah confronted Meghan about it, but Markle chose not to comment.

Adding fuel to the fire, an Instagram account named MarkleNews1 shared a deleted tweet from Kat Dwyer Stevenson, indicating that the Sussexes' advocates seem to have disappeared from the scene, further hinting at a potential fallout.

Two years ago, Harry and Meghan's first major interview since stepping back from royal duties shocked the world.

Their explosive sit-down with Oprah Winfrey aired on this day in 2021, revealing startling allegations about their experiences within the royal family.

Since then, the couple has continued to make headlines, especially with their Netflix docuseries that dropped even more revelations, leaving audiences reeling.

Harry's memoir, “Spare,” released just months ago, added another layer of intrigue, presenting grim tales for the royals.

However, many of the claims made during the Oprah interview appear to have been downplayed or ignored in their subsequent projects.

One of the most talked-about moments was when they revealed a senior royal had questioned the skin color of their unborn son, a topic that has seemingly faded from Harry's later narratives.

In promoting “Spare,” Harry addressed this sensitive issue in an interview with ITV's Tom Bradby, clarifying that they never labeled the royal family as racist.

This clarification sparked further discussions about the inconsistencies in their stories over time.

Another point of confusion stemmed from their claim that they married in a private ceremony two days before the official Windsor wedding.

Harry later clarified in his book that the garden ceremony was unofficial and held only in their hearts.

During the Oprah interview, Meghan shared her experience meeting members of the royal family, including King Charles and the Prince and Princess of Wales.

In the Netflix series, she recalled an awkward dinner where she met Kate Middleton for the first time, describing how she was dressed casually in ripped jeans and barefoot, while Kate was impeccably dressed.

Harry noted in “Spare” that there was a noticeable difference in their appearances, which both women seemed to recognize.

When Oprah asked why they didn't pose for pictures after Archie's birth, Meghan quickly pointed out that they were never asked to.

In the Netflix series, she elaborated that there was immense pressure surrounding the first photo opportunity with their newborn.

Instead of succumbing to that pressure, Meghan and the palace devised an alternative plan, allowing photographers more time at Windsor Castle to capture the moment.

The evolving narrative surrounding Harry and Meghan continues to captivate audiences, raising questions about their relationship with Oprah and the royal family.

As more details emerge, it seems that the Sussexes' journey is far from over.

Each revelation adds another layer to their story, leaving fans and critics alike eager to see what happens next.