Viewers gave chat show legend Oprah Winfrey some mixed reviews after watching her grill Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Many finally got to see the tell-all interview – and after a number of astonishing bombshells, few could be disappointed.
However some turned to social media to express their annoyance at the host talking over the Duke and Duchess at key moments.
But there were plenty of positive comments too as Oprah extracted some vital answers from the couple.
Harry told the American how he 'saw history repeating itself' - and this prompted their decision to leave th e UK behind.
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The interview also saw Meghan open up about the dark moment she considered ending her life as royal life got too much.
But despite the fascinating conversation and emotive answers, some feel the host should have let the pair talk more.
"Oprah needs to stop interrupting this juicy narrative," one viewer tweeted.
"Less Oprah more Harry and Meghan" another posted.
A third wrote: "Is it just me or does Oprah always interrupt Meghan in the middle of a sentence you really wanted to hear?"
Another said: "@Oprah is asking great questions, but I wish she would stop interrupting Meghan Markle. I was to hear Meghan's story, not Oprah's thoughts about it in real time."
But many said the chat show queen nailed it.
"Oprah didn't let anyone down she is royalty even if Harry and Meghan aren't any more," one posted on twitter.
They weren't alone as another put: "Nobody but Oprah could have pulled that off."
During the programme Meghan announced she and Harry actually got married three days before their stunning wedding.
She told Oprah that they wanted to do it their own way.
It has always been understood that they married in May 2018, at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
But Meghan said: "Three days before our wedding, we got married.
"No-one knows that but we called the Archbishop (of Canterbury) and we just said 'this thing, this spectacle is for the world but we want our union between us'."
Watch the full interview on ITV at 9pm on Monday night and on ITV Hub, Courtesy of Harpo Productions/CBS
