Never-before-seen clips from Oprah Winfrey's explosive interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will be shown ahead of tonight's UK broadcast.
A series of bombshells came out when the chat show queen sat down with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following their departure from the UK.
But now, Oprah is set to share clips that no one has seen before.
They'll be released on CBS This Morning in the US, and will land around lunchtime in the UK.
A presenter says in a teaser video posted to social media last night: "There's a whole lot of chatter about Oprah's interview with Harry and Meghan and tomorrow, she'll join us with parts of the interview that have not been seen, right here on CBS."
A series of shocking claims have already come out of the interview, and insiders have said that the Queen won't watch it when it airs tonight but that she'll be given a detailed briefing of it by her staff.
One of the most shocking revelations was that Meghan was having suicidal thoughts during her time in the royal family.
She told Oprah how she "didn't want to be alive anymore".
Oprah asked her directly if she had thought about harming herself and Meghan confessed she had.
Meghan and Harry also claimed there had been "conversations" within the royal household about how dark their son Archie's skin might be.
They would not disclose exactly what had been said and who had allegedly made the comments.
The couple also revealed that they were actually already married when their huge royal wedding was broadcast on TV in 2018.
They had wanted to exchange their vows privately and asked the Archbishop of Canterbury, who agreed they could do it.
They tied the knot in secret three day before their public wedding day.
Harry and Meghan, who are expecting another child, also revealed that they're having a girl as they excitedly shared the news that Archie, one, will have a baby sister this summer.
* Watch the full interview on ITV at 9pm on Monday night and on ITV Hub, Courtesy of Harpo Productions/CBS.
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