Where was Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah filmed?

For the first time since stepping down as a member of the Royal Family, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will take part in the high profile televised event produced by CBS.

Where was the interview filmed?

After the interview teasers were released in February, viewers speculated that Harry and Meghan filmed the conversation at Winfrey’s place as she does not live far from the couple.

Others suspected the serene environment meant the interview was actually filmed at Harry and Meghan’s $ 10million (£ 7.2million) mansion in Santa Barbara, California.

However, the Daily Mirror confirmed that the interview was actually filmed at the sprawling California mansion of CBS reporter and close friend of Winfrey, Gayle King.

The journalist’s house is at all times isolated by plants and greenery, giving the couple the privacy they dreamed of for their interview.

In photos of the interior of his home, King has several works of art and sculptures alongside floral arrangements, with pops of color with green doors and ceiling.

Although King did not confirm the report, she revealed to CBS ‘This morning after weeks of speculation that the interview was not filmed at the couple’s residence and instead was “recorded at a friend’s house”.

King added: “People said it was Oprah’s or Harry and Meghan’s, [but] it was at a friend’s house.

The reporter also said that Winfrey thought the interview was the ‘best’ thing she had ever done, adding: ‘She said it wasn’t just her, it was because the conversation was apparently so. straightforward with the three.

Since footage of Harry and Meghan’s conversation was teased last month, people have been admiring the surroundings of the interview, as the couple were filmed sitting in the sun with a beautiful, manicured garden behind them.

The two-hour interview will air Sunday March 7 on CBS, before airing on ITV in the UK on Monday March 8.

The interview, which has been described by the US network as an “intimate conversation,” reportedly covers “high-profile” topics, with Harry expecting to say he stepped down from royal duties because he feared. that “history repeats itself” after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

The conversation would cover several other topics such as royal family life, marriage, parenthood and managing life under intense public pressure.