GLASWEGIANS have voiced mixed opinions on Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
On Monday evening, one million Scots tuned into STV to watch the programme, which has since been branded as "explosive".
Pages of newspapers across the UK have been dominated from the information that was spilled by the couple during the two-hour-long interview.
While Meghan opened up about her mental health, accusations were made about how a fellow royal was worried about how dark their son Archie’s skin tone could be.
Royalists or not, it is a topic that almost everybody has been talking about.
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After watching the programme, a number of locals feared of history repeating itself as they compared Meghan's situation to Princess Diana's.
Sandra Black said: "History repeating itself, at least Harry did something about it - more than his father did."
"It reminded me clearly of the dire time Diana went through, also the terrible media that hounded her until she died", wrote Mairi Mackinnon.
John Campbell added: "Wild. It’s history repeating itself, the only difference is Harry is sticking by his wife which obviously his father didn’t."
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Other Glasgow Times readers criticised Prince Harry after he revealed his family cut him off financially in 2020.
Monica Craig said: "I felt sorry for Harry... I mean his family not carrying on paying for him at age 36 is dreadful."
Karen Doonan added: "Boohoo daddy cut me off, I’ve only got the £20 million mum and gran left me now."
Meanwhile, others wrote: "Absolutely loved it, Harry is such an inspiration to his mother."
Lorraine Mullen added: "I felt Harry was sitting looking quite uncomfortable lot of time head down letting Megan doing the talking but I do think he's madly in love with her and doing a lot to please her as well as looking after his son's future."
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