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Here, reactions from celebrities across sports, film, news, and TV.
Meghan isnt living a life without pain, but a life without a prison.
Meghan was the Crown’s greatest opportunity for change, regeneration, and reconciliation in a new era.
They didn’t just maltreat her light–they missed out on it.
Poet Amanda Gorman supported Meghans bravery.
Day.https://t.co/mIKSWXu5Gn
Gabrielle Union shared a post from activist Brittany Packnett Cunningham.
A withering interview w/ Harry & Meghan via Oprah.
The Palace refused to provide security for her baby.
Meghan, crushed, considered suicide.
Michael Moore said Wow.
What did they THINK Meghan and Harry were going to say?
What must they have done to be so afraid?
Jameela Jamil condemned the British tabloids.
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Never ever doubt@Oprahthe GOAT.
I watched M & H sit down.
Emotional distress & racism must feel suffocating & powerless.
Im a polarizing, unfiltered(often to a fault)flawed person w a voice.
When I heard of the interview,during a pandemic, it felt like a surprising choice.
Im sorry if it hurt or offended you.
The Real Housewives of New York Citys Bethenny Frankel issued an apology after actually watching the interview.
Earlier that day,Frankel tweeted, Cry me a river, about Meghan vocalizing her pain.
Such respect for#MeganMarkleIncredible interview.
@Oprah
While her castmate Luann de Lesseps stayed on the right side of history.
