Joanna Lumley accuses Harry and Meghan of ‘disturbing everyone’ and ‘spreading hatred’ with Oprah’s interview ‘separated’
- Joanna Lumley, 74, appeared on The Last Leg on Channel 4 on Friday afternoon
- Ab Fab star says Harry and Meghan’s interview has ‘spread hatred’
- She refuses to watch a two-hour conversation on Monday night when it is broadcast on ITV
Joanna Lumley has accused Harry and Meghan of ‘spreading hate’ and has revealed she refuses to watch their bombshell interview on Monday.
The Absolutely Fabulous star was a guest on The Last Leg on Friday night when a conversation turned into an Oprah Winfrey conversation, expected by hundreds of millions.
And when asked her opinion on the subject of separation, the 74-year-old revealed that she does not ‘like’ the scene.
Joanna Lumley was a guest on The Last Leg on Channel 4 on Friday night, saying she ‘hates’ the scene
She said: ‘I like to scratch in public, I really hate it.
‘It destroys everyone and everything, and it makes everyone look sideways and argue with each other, and grow disgusted. It spreads hate, I don’t like it.
‘I don’t rub my hands, I don’t see the interview. I can’t do it. ‘
The interview is highly controversial even before it was broadcast, with some, like Meghan’s former co-star Patricks Adams, defending the couple, and others, like Piers Morgan, getting a heavy criticism.
Joanna, who also starred at Wolf of Wall Street, said: ‘Of course I’ve met them, I’ve never met Meghan but I’ve met the young princes and I’ve met Charles, I have met the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen and all those people.
Joanna Lumley said she refuses to watch the split interview Monday night
The couple’s two-hour interview will be broadcast in the UK on Monday night on ITV
‘Of course I have met them because it is my duty and I am 112.
‘At this time we should all be relaxed and made happy.
‘I don’t like this, it arouses a lot of hatred.’
American network CBS is expected to broadcast a two-hour special Harry and Meghan in the US at 1am UK time on Monday morning – with ITV broadcasting the show at 9pm that evening.
ITV has slammed back at the decision to go ahead with the release of the interview while 99-year-old Harry’s grandfather undergoes heart surgery in hospital .
The interview is expected to make the royal family uncomfortable, with over-produced teaser fans seeing the Duchess of Sussex already accusing the ‘Firm’ of ‘lasting lies’ about her and Prince Harry during their time at Kensington Palace.