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Royal Confessions: King Charles Reveals His Regrets About Prince Harry and Why Prince William Holds a Special Place in His Heart
In the clip from their 2022 Netflix documentary series Harry & Meghan, the couple discusses one of their first dates, during which Harry teasingly recalls Meghan being late for their London rendezvous in 2016 while she was on a break from filming Suits. Fans have shared the video widely on TikTok, prompting renewed interest in their relationship journey.
She had organised to meet the duke at Soho House in London’s centre, but Harry mocked her for her tardiness. The couple’s joking exchange as they reminisced has once again gone viral as Harry jokingly said to the camera: “”She was late,” much to Meghan’s surprise.
“I was late?,” she playfully questioned back before Harry responded: “Yeah, remember? You came rushing in from having a shower.” Meghan claimed she was only “like five minutes” behind schedule before admitting she hates being late. “I was like ‘you can be as late as you want, I ain’t moving,’” Harry replied as he smiled back.
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