ITV have made a last minute change to scheduling this weekend to air a documentary exposing the 'fall out' from Harry and Meghan's headline-hitting interview with Oprah Winfrey.
It's now been five days since viewers first laid their eyes on the tell all chat which has sent shockwaves round the world with its revelations.
The interview delivered on its promise of significant bombshells with one of them seeing Harry and Meghan accusing the Royal Family of racism and revealing they were actually ' married' before their Windsor Castle wedding.
As well as telling Oprah that there were "conversations and concerns" from one Royal about how dark Archie's skin might be, Meghan revealed to the world famous host that she was also refused help for her mental health struggles, which got so bad that she was having suicidal thoughts.
In the days that followed the interview, Buckingham Palace released a statement saying the claims made in the interview were "taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately."
Hours later, Piers Morgan quit Good Morning Britain after his comments about Meghan sparked 41,000 Ofcom complaints and then on Thursday, Prince William said his family was 'very much' not a racist one.
And ITV, who aired the Oprah interview in the UK, has changed its scheduling for this weekend to air documentary Harry and Meghan: A Week That Shok the Royals on Sunday night at 10.15pm.
It will be hosted by ITV royal corespondent Chris Ship and he revealed on Friday's Good Morning Britain that it was "still being edited" as things keep changing.
Teasing it on Lorraine, TV reporter Ria Hebden said: "It will look at the impact that big global interview has had on the royal family and also what the future of the monarchy might look like."
