Despite welcoming Markle with open arms, the royal family didn't show any support for her after the slew of racist attacks. "There was an opportunity, many opportunities, for my family to show support," Harry stated. "No one from my family said anything." He also admitted that the family are "scared" of the British press turning on them.
Harry was cut off financially by the royal family after he announced his departure in 2020. "I've got what my mum left me," Harry said before revealing that his recent deals with Spotify and Netflix were not planned, but rather a product of necessity. The palace also cut off his family's security protection while they were living in Canada. Luckily, Tyler Perry stepped in and graciously allowed them to stay at one of his homes in LA and provided them with his own security.
Even though Harry was on good terms with the queen, his relationship with his father, Prince Charles, remains strained. "I feel really let down because he's been through something similar," Harry said. "He knows what pain feels like . . . but at the same time, I will always love him. There's a lot of hurt that's happened. I will continue to make it one of my priorities to heal that relationship."
As for him and Prince William, their "relationship is space, at the moment." "As I said before, I love William to bits. We've been through hell together and we have a shared experience, but we are on different paths," he said. "Time heals all things, hopefully."