Shocking: Royal Family was concerned about skin colour of Meghan's child

Before the interview aired, Ipsos Mori made a survey of people's attitudes towards the royal family.

The queen is the most popular member, with 40% of respondents choosing her as their favorite.

Prince William is second with 32%, followed by the Duchess of Cambridge, at 29%.

Prince Harry is the fourth most popular at 24%, down from 42% in 2018.

The Duchess of Sussex is the favorite for 13% of Britons surveyed, similar to her 14% score in 2018.

According to the poll, six out of ten (59%) people believe that they associate the UK with tradition because of the monarchy, while three out of every 10 (28%) consider the country more powerful due to the influence of the royal family .

One in five (19%) say the royal family is related to the view of the United Kingdom as an unequal society, while one in twenty (5%) say that it is related to the view of the United Kingdom as a equal society.

Whether the monarchy makes the country look inward or outward, opinion is divided by one in ten (9%) linking it to each option.

Ipsos Mori was interviewed between 3 and 4 March with a representative sample of 1,065 adults aged 18-75 in the United Kingdom.

A source close to the Sussexes told the BBC that the wedding to which Meghan referred three days before the public wedding in May 2018 in the 'backyard' was a private promise.

They said the couple was legally married on May 19, 2018 during a television ceremony in Windsor Castle.

Meghan told Oprah: "You know, three days before our wedding we were married. Ah, nobody knows. But we called the archbishop and we just said look, this thing, the spectacle, is for the world. But we want our union between us.

"So the vows we made in our room are just the two of us in our backyard with the Archbishop of Canterbury."