Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

[male presenter] In so many ways, this is a Royal Wedding unlike any other.
And rely on each other so much, and are each other's
So there was so much concern about the wedding.
[female presenter1] Some of the bride's family don't know yet
-She looked amazing. -[woman] Yeah.
But even when we tell that very selective slice of the history,
These communications teams allow the Family
[female presenter] This is the woman who's turning
was personally financed by Queen Elizabeth I.
The Press was ruthless. They would go to my parents' home.
You know, there was always someone there waiting for me,
a member of her soon-to-be family was wearing a blackamoor brooch,
-[Meghan] Elton. [laughs] -[Mandana] An Elton? I'll take it.
[female presenter1] We're about 24 hours away from the Royal Wedding and excited…
[Harry] It is just like speech.
[Harry] My ten years in the army,
-[Harry] Hi, guys. -[Meghan] Hello.
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it was only on the very last decades
that felt great cause I'd been doing that on my own for so long.
Has… certainly has an effect on you, right?
just another senior royal who's a little bit racist,
with Royal Correspondent as credible fact.
[Harry] In this family, sometimes
at Westminster Abbey in central London for a service marking Commonwealth Day…
and trying to not do everything I could to fit in.
I sometimes call the Commonwealth "Empire two point zero"
[woman2] Many are questioning the sensitivity of a 20-year old Prince
We walked around. We listened to some good live music.
and promoting their self-worth.
I can't just go walk with dogs. I can't just go to work.
Royal Correspondent is a title,
[both laughing]
for the Royal Family?
And so the moment when I thought, "Well, this is significant."
There were people trailing us in London.
-[instrumental music playing] -[crowd muttering indistinctly]
And however aggressive their previous coverage might have been,
that was my second family.
So we did the thing out with the Press, then we went right inside,
[young Meghan] Woah. I gotta zoom back on you.
Once it was said in the media, he just stopped calling
are deliberately non-controversial.
[camera shutters clicking]
saying how proud he reckons she'll be.
That's not a thing. You just sort of watch and go, "Okay, I guess that's what…"
Samantha pretty quickly began expressing a lot of angry words
Like so, all royal news goes through the filter of all the newspapers
[Meghan] There was thought in that. To my understanding,
and they get paid for it.
[male presenter] The many-colored flags were carried
[Meghan] Most of the time that I was in the UK,
Here at Buckingham Palace, in 1949,
you have priority over the story, over everybody else.
And I ended up serving ten years.
And then all of a sudden, it just exploded.
[voice1 in crowd] Meghan.
[crowd laughing]
[tense music continues]
[intriguing music plays]
He's talked to my dad, few times. Hasn't been able to meet him just yet.
do you ever have disagreements about things?
Those from whom it was extracted continue to be inter-generationally poor.
with staged paparazzi photos that went viral.
I also think, what she was already doing, what I was already doing,
-How long has it been now? -Ten, I think.
[crowd laughing]
I think I said I was hurt on some level but I…
♪ I won't cry, I won't cry… ♪
-We need to know what's going on. -[Meghan] Calling and calling.