THE Queen may strip Harry and Meghan of their royal titles after their bombshell interview with Oprah, it has been reported.

Millions across the country were left glued to their TV screens last night as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed all in a two-hour interview with Oprah Winfrey.

According to the Mirror, the pair could be stripped of their titles, with the Queen said to be "pretty cheesed off" by their accusations.

Crisis talks are said to have been held at Buckingham Palace ahead of the bombshell interview.

Harry and Meghan, who left the UK for the United States, have already had their royal patronages taken away.

If the pair do lose their titles, it means that Harry would also be removed as sixth in line to the throne.

A source told The Times: "There were talks at the Palace looking at how you strip him of his dukedom.

“It has never been done before but there are people who think it is both feasible and desirable.”

The Argus: The interview was aired on ITV last night The interview was aired on ITV last night

The long-awaited Oprah interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aired overnight on Sunday in America but was played on ITV on Monday.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a series of claims, accusing an unnamed royal of racism and revealing that she contemplated taking her own life while pregnant.

Prince Harry also revealed the full extent of his fractured relationship with his father the Prince of Wales, saying his father had stopped taking his calls.

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Shockingly, the Duchess of Sussex revealed she had suicidal thoughts as she struggled with life inside the royal family, saying: “I just didn’t want to be alive anymore.”

She said she begged for help, and asked to go somewhere to get help, and approached one of the most senior people in the institution, but was told it would not look good.

The Royal family were also accused of racism, as Meghan claimed when she was pregnant with Archie, an unnamed member of the royal family raised “concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he’s born”.

The Palace has been contacted for comment.