Several local politicians and royal experts have put pressure on Buckingham Palace to launch an internal investigation over the alleged remark, placing more scrutiny on family business usually carried out behind closed doors. Last week, the palace said it had launched an internal investigation into bullying allegations lobbied against Meghan.
When asked about the couple's allegations at a press conference Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson affirmed his "highest admiration for the queen."He added that he had long declined to comment on "royal family matters," and would not "depart on that today."
Harry told Oprah his brother, Prince William, and their father "are trapped" within the confines of the institution.