Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview torn apart by expert for ‘inaccuracies’

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell interview Oprah interview continues to be talked about a month on.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex sat down with the US chat show host and revealed what life was like for them within the Firm.

Royal biographer Robert Jobson claims the couple sent a lot of “confused messages” which showed Meghan didn’t “understand the system very well.”

Mr Jobson said he doesn’t believe Meghan was outright lying, but was “being disingenuous” with a serious of factual inaccuracies undermining their point.

The biographer used Harry and Meghan’s claim the pair got married in secret days before the star-studded nuptials at St George’s Castle as an example.

He told the Express: “The fact they got things wrong that slightly undermined their argument particularly with the fake marriage.

“I mean the Archbishop of Canterbury said that it was wrong. Harry must know that that is not true what she is saying.”

Meghan also expressed her disappointment over her son, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor, being denied a Prince title.

She said the couple had conversations of Archie “not being given security or a title,” claiming, “they didn’t want him to be a prince or a princess.”

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Of the accusations, Mr Jobson said: “The stuff about him not getting protection because he hasn’t been made a prince, that was completely wrong.

“And it’s not for the Queen to decide whether he gets protection anyway, it is for the Home Office.”

It has since been revealed the Palace did not purposefully snub Meghan and Harry, but that royal rules, laid out by King George V in 1917, do not entitle little Archie to HRH.

Archie will however be given a title when Prince Charles ascends the throne as only the children and grandchildren of a sovereign have the automatic right to prince or princess.

The Duchess told Oprah: “In those months when I was pregnant, we had in tandem the conversations of him not being given security or a title, and also concerns about how dark his skin might be when he’s born.

“They didn’t want him to be a prince or princess, not knowing what the gender would be, which would be different from protocol, and that he wasn’t going to receive security.”

Representatives of the Sussexes have been contacted for comment.