Prince Harry is set to open up about his 'surprise visit with the Queen' and 'life with Meghan Markle, Archie and Lilibet'
According to the Today show, Harry spoke with the anchor about his personal life in California with Meghan, 40, and their two children. He also discussed the couple's recent trip to see his grandmother at Windsor Castle; Harry and Meghan traveled to the UK before going to the Netherlands. The Duke of Sussex has done several interviews since arriving at the Invictus Games, including one with the BBC and several with local media outlets.
He told the BBC 'it was great to see' the Queen during the couple's quick stop-off in the UK, adding he was sure 'she would have loved' to be at the Invictus Games. His sit-down with Hoda took place today; it will be broadcast on the Today show on Wednesday, after being teased on tonight's NBC Nightly News.
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