The Royal Family is looking out for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry following the emotional documentary, 'Harry & Meghan: An African Journey'.
A royal source tells ET that those close to Meghan and Harry were"equally frustrated by the interview [in the documentary] and concerned about their well-being." There is"great sympathy for Meghan and Harry over what they have faced particularly related to press intrusion," the source says.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl recently spoke with ET about the royal family's reaction to the documentary and the press it has received. Noting that many see the special as"a bit of a cry for help," Nicholl added that Prince William was very concerned about his brother and sister-in-law upon viewing the footage.
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