Prince Harry’s Viral ITV Interview With Tom Bradby to Air on CBS & Paramount+ in U.S.
U.S. viewers will soon be able to watch Prince Harry‘s viral interview with ITV journalist Tom Bradby. On Saturday, January 14, CBS will air the special in its original U.K. form, while its Paramount+ streaming platform will also debut an extended version of the sitdown following the West Coast broadcast.
The notorious interview with Prince William and ITV’s Bradby, his friend of 20 years, focuses on the royal’s new memoir Spare, his marriage to Meghan Markle, and the death of his mother, Princess Diana. It also digs into Harry’s feelings for his father, King Charles, and beef with his brother, Prince William. He also notes that after watching the interview and reading his book, many will wonder how he could forgive his family.
“People have already said that to me,” Prince Harry says of those who wonder how the family estrangement could be mended. “And I said, forgiveness is 100 percent a possibility because I would like to get my father back. I would like to have my brother back. At the moment, I don’t recognize them, as much as they probably don’t recognize me.”
The headline-making international interview, entitled Harry: The Interview, will be a one-hour primetime special, serving as the first telecast of the sitdown in the United States.
The interview will be aired on CBS Saturday, January 14, at 8:00 pm ET. It will also be available on Paramount+ in the U.S. the same day for Premium subscribers. Essential tier subscribers will have on-demand access the day after the episode airs.
Harry: The Interview, Special Premiere, Saturday, January 14, 8/7c, ABC
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Enough with his whining. Yes we all know your wife wants to be a superstar celebrity no matter how and the cost.
It did nor work with her acting (no talent) not with her marriage to a prince (no charisma) not with her wathever else she tried (no brain) so all thats left is scandal and Harry spineless that his is, plays along.
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Sibling rivalry: most people deal with it. Even extending Harry some sympathy for losing a parent and having stiffer relatives than most doesn't justify his actions. Most people DON'T have an array of staff (to mistreat). Valentine Low continues reporting that H & M's ex staff insist they were mistreated by the couple. They currently can't speak openly, due to nondisclosure agreements. Mr. Low seems like a nice man, saying he was sorry that his first article on this had brought Meghan to tears. He had reported positively on the couple in Australia.
Harry brought forward old jealousies, for sure. But it seems like the real issue was treatment of staff. Notice how vague Harry has been about what prompted the dog bowl incident? William has probably suffered a lot for trying to protect staff.
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