Almost Half Of UK Thinks It’s ‘Inappropriate’ For Meghan Markle To Cry To Oprah

British royal family news reveals that the thought of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spilling their innermost thoughts, fears, wishes and dreams to the queen of all media is not going down well for half of Britons.

The pair just announced that they are doing a sob fest interview with Oprah Winfrey and a subsequent poll found that half the country frowns upon their behavior as ‘inappropriate.’

Pollsters YouGov inquired about the couple’s upcoming 90-minute tell all, which includes their experience with the Royal Family. Almost an even half, 46 per cent of the 4,334 respondents said the move was ‘inappropriate’, with under one third calling it appropriate.

A quarter of those polled were unsure if they agreed with move or not.

The YouGov poll showed differences in opinion across age groups. The results showed that younger people were most likely to say the interview is appropriate, while older ones disagreed

Those aged between 18-24 gave the interview thumbs-up to the tune of 52 per cent.That number declined as the ages rose, with 38 per cent of 25-49s agreeing, and 20 per cent of 50-65s agreeing while just 11 per cent of those over 65 agreed.

Politics also cropped up in the expanse of opinions with almost half (47 per cent) of those identifying as Labour supporters claiming the chatterfest is was appropriate, compared to just 15 per cent of Conservatives. And the poll found that Leave supporters loved the idea (65 per cent), while a puny number, 16 per cent, thought it appropriate.

The tell-all is titled Oprah with Meghan and Harry and debuts on CBS on March 7. The overwhelming focus is Me-Again—she will appear first and alone for roughly half the show, then Harry is allowed to be seen. But is he allowed to talk?

Meghan Thee Duchess will discuss, ‘everything from stepping into life as a Royal, marriage, motherhood, philanthropic work to how she is handling life under intense public pressure.’

Prince Harry will then join his wife in front of the camera. If he is allowed to speak he could discuss the Megxit summit with the Queen that resulted in his relocation to California. In addition to Meghan’s aches and pains, the pair will address their, ‘hopes and dreams for their expanding family’, a CBS spokesperson revealed.