Tom Bradby, the journalist who worked to produce" ITV's documentary Harry & Meghan: An African Journey" during the tour, open up about the royal couple's pain and what they are currently experiencing behind the scenes.
.@ABC NEWS EXCLUSIVE: @tombradby on his interviews with Harry and Meghan: “I knew that everything wasn’t entirely rosy behind the scenes.” https://t.co/ggGqWoK5Aq pic.twitter.com/1uULTScN57
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“The reality I found was just a couple that seemed a bit bruised and vulnerable,” Tom said on GMA. “That was the story I found.”
He added, “I’d seen them obviously before we left and had a pretty long chat and so I formed a certain view there. And I speak to Harry relatively often and have done over the years so, as I said, I knew that things weren’t entirely brilliant behind the scenes, but it sort of built as the tour went on really.”
“I think some of what they were doing here was just emotional, it was just saying well this is where we’re at, and some of it was trying to do things differently,” the journalist shared “If this documentary has an outcome, I do hope that it’s that everyone, perhaps including them, takes a really deep breath and maybe thinks really hard about how the future may play out."