It's the TV event of the year - don't miss Harry's interviews this weekend with ITV and CBS
Whether you're in the UK or the US, Prince Harry is serving both sides of the Atlantic with two extremely high profile interviews.
For ITV, he spoke to British journalist and ITV News at Ten presenter Tom Bradby, defending his decision to share personal, potentially loaded details about his family - including the state of his current relationship with his brother, Prince William, and his father, the King. In the interview, he states:"I don’t know how staying silent is ever going to make things better."
This follows the dressing down of the monarchy's press office and its relationship with the British media in the Harry and Meghan docu-series, in which the Duke explained that the couple were often used as a scapegoat to keep other potentially damaging stories about other members of the royal family out of the papers.
Those Stateside will be able to lap up similar revelations. In a special 60 Minutes episode on CBS, Prince Harry is interviewed by Anderson Cooper, which will air the same day as his ITV interview. And if that isn't quite enough royal gossip for you Plenty to get your teeth into. Here's how to watch every Prince Harry interview online with options if you find yourself out of the country, too.
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