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Harry, Meghan interview score big U.S. ratings

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Harry, Meghan interview score big U.S. ratings

Harry, Meghan interview score big U.S. ratings

Some 17.1 million Americans watched Oprah Winfrey’s bombshell television interview with Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, broadcaster CBS said on Monday.

The special snagged the biggest TV audience for a non-sporting event since last year's Oscars.

Conway G.

Gittens reports.


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