Seeing Megan suffering in the royal family, Harry finally said: The royal family should either apologize or not give in.

Although a month has passed, the aftermath of Oprah's interview has not stopped.

In the interview at that time, Megan revealed that a member of the royal family was worried about how dark his son Archie would be, which made Harry very angry.

At the same time, Megan also said that during her royal life, she had a hard time and even had suicidal thoughts.

Moreover, Buckingham Palace refused to seek health support from outside.

Seeing that his daughter-in-law was treated like this, Harry finally stood up bravely and hoped that the British royal family would apologize to his wife Megan.

According to the Daily Star, a source told US Weekly: "The problem with Prince Harry is that he is obsessed with doing the right thing."

"He won't give in unless his family apologizes to him."

Gail King, Oprah's friend and host, revealed that Harry talked with Prince William and Prince Charles a few days after the controversial interview, but claimed that the conversation was "fruitless".

Last month, Harry got a new job as the chief influence officer at BetterUp, a mental health startup in Silicon Valley. This is the first time that he has held a formal position in a private company since the couple resigned as senior members of the royal family last year.

In his role, he will guide and publicly advocate topics related to mental health, and participate in charitable donations and product strategic decisions.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, he said that his purpose was to help people live.

Harry made public his struggle with mental health, including accepting the sudden death of his mother, Princess Diana, when he was 12 years old.

He said that he spent nearly 20 years not thinking about her death, closing all his emotions, and then he sought professional help.