I quite enjoyed the Prince Harry interview. It was all in good humor.
He was careful not to go much into why he left the royal family. Probably due to the Oprah interview. And because it was mainly meant to be light hearted.
There was no way he was going to get away without mentioning his family. I loved the sweet anecdote about the queen's gift to Archie. I had to laugh a little that he got a waffle maker from his great-grandmother.
And he found a way to answer 'well do the queen and Philip even get to see Archie ever'. The answer is yes. I loved the story about Philip not logging out of zoom, but simply shutting the laptop closed when he is done. I had to smile as I can so picture him doing it.
In reality with covid, even if Harry and Meghan were living in the UK, that is the only way they couple would see Archie right now.
As for the 'its a joke to claim they are putting their life to service'...no its not.
Royals have the luxury of devoting their time to charity. They don't work. They dont have to make money and have jobs. They can devote time to charity, and even then they aren't doing full time. Meghan and Harry have been doing charity work through their zoom calls and events. The same kind of charity work other royals like William and Kate have been doing. Very little hands on work has been done with covid. Sophie is a rare example of that.
Harry and Meghan are doing what people who don't have the luxury to 'support charities part time' as a living. They balance their work commitments with their charity work. That doesn't make them any less dedicated to their charity work and giving back to people. It just means they have to find a balance in life.
I'd say most people would love the luxury of being able to just do patronages and visits a few times a week. But honestly I'd be bored out of my mind. Pre-covid I volunteered as many hours a week as royals do events, ontop of working a full time job. And I wouldn't change that for a thing.
Harry made a good point about the 'Crown'. The Crown is clear that it is a fictionalized version. Its not like the media who present their 'news' as being the truth when it is often far from it. It was not an attack on his father saying this. As no one, including his beloved mother, came out looking overly great in the Crown. He emphasized none of them were portrayed as truly accurate.
It was a great chance to see him laugh and relax with a good friend.
Be different side when we see him and Meghan on Oprah.