The Duchess of Sussex has admitted she was naive about the British tabloid press and revealed she was warned they “will destroy your life”.
Meghan told ITV’s Tom Bradby the year since marrying Prince Harry had been “hard”, but said she’s tried to “adopt this British sensibility of a stiff upper lip” as a coping mechanism.
She says when she first met the duke her friends in the US were “so happy because I was so happy” but a British friend warned her: “You shouldn’t do it – the British tabloids will destroy your life.”
Meghan told Bradby that as an American she “very naively” didn’t know about tabloids and “didn’t get it”.
News at Ten anchor Bradby was travelling with the royal couple and their son Archie on the recent 10-day tour of Africa for an ITV documentary, Harry & Meghan: An African Journey, which aired on Sunday at 9pm on ITV.
Via ITV News
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