wedding at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. good night. >> announcer: the following is a cnn special report. he was the party prince. >> he was photographed incessantly, running out of one nightclub after another. >> who rebelled against royalty. >> he decided he might leave the royal family. >> haunted by his mother's death -- >> it destabilized him and caused chaos for years. >> -- he struggled to find his way. >> being royal for harry was a burden and a curse. >> she's an american actress. >> i have to up my game. >> unlike any royal bride before. >> go back aew generations, and everything about meghan markle disqualifies her from marrying harry. >> a modern royal couple who will change history. >> the queen made an exception

and broke from royal protocol. >> redefined royalty. >> do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> it was my first thought. >> and modernized the monarchy. >> the world's view of the british monarchy is probably going to be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and kate. certainly by charles and camilla. that's a very unusual situation. >> tonight a cnn special report. a royal match, harry and meghan. >> i'd never even heard about her until this friend said, meghan markle. i was like, right? okay. give me -- give me a bit of background. >> it is july 2016 in london when britain's most eligible bachelor, prince harry, is set up on a blind date. >> it was definitely a setup. it was a blind date. >> i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and

saw her, and there she was sitting there. i was like, okay, i'm going to have to up my game. >> harry ups his game, and they begin a whirlwind romance. just weeks later, they're vacationing together in botswana, africa. >> we camped out with each other under the stars, and we spent five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic. >> in the months that follow, they date long distance, meeting up in london and toronto, where meghan, an actress, is filming her tv show, "suits." >> wow, you're pretty. >> good. you've hit on me. we can get it out of the way na i'm not interested. >> the whole time keeping their relationship a secret. >> i mean when they first met, nobody knew about it. i mean they are such a charismatic company. >> penny juner wrote a biography about harry. >> they kept this relationship quiet. >> which is itself impressive. >> it is impressive. the great fear about harry

finding a wife was always going to be the intrusion of the press because that is what had killed two previous long-term relationships. >> relationships with actress cressida bonas, and his first love, chelsy davy. >> chelsy had experienced the most horrible treatment. photographers had been waiting for her. they would call out names, slag, bitch, whore, trying to get a reaction to her. i guess she looked at all of that and thought, do i want this for my life? i interviewed harry just before he met meghan, the month before, and we talked about his private life at the time. >> harry tells the royal correspondent for britain's sun day times about a, quote, massive paranoia he feels in finding a girlfriend. >> i think harry's great fear was that unless he had enough time to get to know someone, if that relationship prematurely became public, they would be absolutely swamped with media interest, and that would change

the dynamic of his relationship. >> and what happened to his mother is never far from his mind. >> maharry and his brother stil feel that paparazzi and press intrusion were certainly partly possible for his mother's death, and thought why would anyone want to put up with this for me? >> harry wants to keep his relationship with meghan private as long as he can. but just four months after that first date, the news is out. and the paparazzi pounce once again. >> there was a photographer who got inside meghan's house in toronto. the paparazzi were camping on her mother's front lawn and following and harassing all members of her family. anybody really who knew her. >> despite starring in a tv show, meghan is relatively unknown. now the british press wants to know who she is and if she's fit for the royal family.

>> she was a woman who has been married. people are fascinated by the fact that she was divorced. people were fascinated by her background, her acting, a career woman. how would that work being with someone in the royal family? that's not what we've seen before. >> they also have not seen someone biracial dating a member of the royal family. and some of the conversation is blatantly racist. >> there was one newspaper headline saying straight outta compton, suggesting she was from a gang-ridden neighborhood. >> a book about race, identity, and belonging in britain. >> would harry be dropping around for tea in gangland, which was very clearly racially loaded. >> a whole other issue exploded which was the number of rather horrific social media racist comments began to flood in from the darkest, vilest corners of the internet. >> the royal family responds in unprecedented fashion, with

prince harry's team releasing a statement confronting the, quote, abuse and harassment meghan is facing. >> it's very unusual for a statement to come out. >> no one understands this better than dicky arbiter. he was press secretary at the palace for 12 years. >> he made the point, this is not a game. it's not a game. it's people's lives. and he was very angry, and it was a sort of back-off remindersreminder to what they did to his mother. >> why is it that you think that meghan's upbringing, her race, why did that garner so much attention? >> in the past, members of the royal family, princes would have married princesses. and when harry's father, prince charles, was looking for a wife, it was also a requirement that a wife should be a virgin and a member of the church of england. >> you just go back a few generations in the royal family, and everything that you can say about meghan markle disqualifies

her for marrying harry. >> kate coin is the executive editor of "people" magazine. >> this is precisely why you had edward abdicating his throne, so that he could marry an american divorcee. elizabeth's sister margaret was in love with a divorced man, and was not allowed to marry him. >> wasn't charles and diana's wedding and marriage a wake-up call in some ways for the monarchy that you can try to have somebody perfect, about you it has to be chemistry, and you have to let the person have the freedom to marry who they want? >> i think it was a lesson that they've learned. >> harry is desperate for history not to repeat itself, and he's anxious to protect meghan. >> harry's statement was the most romantic thing a member of the royal family has ever done. and i think engagement watch was on from that moment. it was, let's wait for the ring. >> the ring comes in november

2017. >> prince harry has announced his wedding engagement to american actress meghan markle. >> and the royal family welcomes meghan with open arms. >> the queen made an exception and broke from royal protocol and invited meghan to spend christmas with the royal family and the queen at sandringham. that was the first time a royal fiancee has ever done that before actually marrying into the royal family. >> a powerful sign the monarchy and the queen are modernizing and changing. >> the royal family now is trying to at least be much more reflective of society, and the queen first and foremost wants her grandson to be happy. >> and that happiness is something harry has been searching for most of his life. when we come back, the moment that changes everything. >> he didn't really deal with what life without her meant. it destabilized him and caused chaos for years.

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>> so all through harry's formative years, he always knew that he was second. >> he was always referred to as the spare. just always second best. and i think that had a profound effect on harry. >> his childhood is also impacted by his parents' marital troubles. >> harry grew up in a very tricky household. the prince and princess were never happy together in a marriage that had failed before it even began. >> i remember the times when diana was shut away and quiet or crying, and the boys would write little messages. please don't crumb, mummy, and they would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorce, it hits harry hard. then one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old.

>> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort in what was a very difficult childhood and extraordinary upbringing was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace shortly after the funeral. he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and his tears wet my shirt through. he was devastated. >> pick up the phone and -- >> harry later admits to itv, he has deep regrets about his final phone call with his mother. >> i can't really necessarily remember what i said, but all i do remember is probably, you know, regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was. and if i had nope that was the last tim i was going to speak to my mother, the things i would have said to her. looking back on it now, it's incredibly hard.

i have to sort of deal with that for the rest of my life. >> guilt and grief he never expresses at the time. >> i think it was a classic case of don't let yourself think about your mum and the grief and the hurt that comes with it, because it's never going to bring her back, and it's only going to make you more sad. people deal with grief in different ways. and my way of dealing with it was by just basically shutting it out, locking it out. >> prince harry arrives here, at eton, the prestigious boys' boarding school, the year after his mother's death. although he moves into the same house as his older brother, william, harry reportedly struggles academically and is miserable. >> diana always said she never wanted harry to go to eton because he would be compared to his brother's success.

and she thought this would be the undoing of harry's confidence. >> prince harry said that he decided that he was going to be a bad boy. >> journalist angela levin interviewed harry last year at kensington palace. >> so the reason he didn't do well there was partly his fault. it was deliberate. >> in 2002, headlines emerge of harry's drinking and marijuana use. for the first time, harry is facing the public pressure that comes with his famous family. did it seem to brits that it was more than just typical teenage antics? >> you know, teenagers do drink too much, they behave badly, it's all part of the growing-up process. but i personally worried there was something deeper. there was a touch of self-medication going on. >> after graduating from eton, harry escapes to africa during his gap year for humanitarian work.

>> it was an escape from this heavy-duty world of royalty, always being watched, always being photographed. he could be very ordinary. >> he spends two months in lesotho with children in need and others whose parents died from aids. >> he saw there were holes in their lives, absolutely he saw in them something he felt was missing in his life, care, love, and attention, the loss of his mother. >> harry not only falls in love with the children and the country, he begins a serious romance with a wealthy girl from southern africa, chelsy davey. >> she's very free spirited, not someone who felt bound by royal protocol and tradition and also shared his love of africa. and, you know, the two of them traveled extensively throughout africa together. >> chelsy remains a constant in harry's life for years to come.

at a time when he was missing - that female figure to support him. and i think chelsy did that and understood him, and she could understand that he'd been rough a very difficult time and was still going througa very hard ti. >> a very hard time that harry struggles to overcome. when we come back -- >> prince harry got so low that he decided at one point that he might leave the royal family. >> and then meghan markle's struggle with her biracial identity. >> she has heard the names her mother has been called, and she's well aware that that is happening for one reason only, and it's the color of her mom's skin. ♪

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meghan markle grows up a world away from the pomp and circumstance of royal life. you hear that someone grew up in los angeles and you think about swimming pools and palm trees and beverly hills. and meghan markle's childhood in l.a. was not that. >> born in 1981, she is the only child of doria ragland and thomas markle.

>> meghan's father was a lighting director for a number of shows in the los angeles area, most notably "married with children." he eventually became the director of photography. that was the sort of behind the scenes, less glamorous side of hollywood. >> meghan recounts spending time with her father on the set. >> i grew up on the set after school every day for ten years i was there. it's a very perverse place for a little girl who went to catholic school, no less, to grow up. >> meghan certainly had every reason to be dazzled by tv, film, the whole on-camera experience, from a very young age, because she grew up around it. >> we all knew she wanted to be an actress. >> christine knudsen is meghan's former teacher. >> she was in the musicals. she was in the plays. she would sparkle when she got onstage, and i think it was just kind of in her blood. she loved it.

>> despite two loving parents, meghan struggles with her biracial identity. >> i think she was kind of grappling a little bit with her sense of identity and trying to understand who she was. >> the senior writer for "vanity fair" has covered meghan. >> her father was lightweigwhit. her mother was black. she said when she would fill out forms, there wasn't always a bubble for her. she didn't want to circle the one that was implying that her mother was more important than her father or vice-versa. >> meghan's parents go out of their way to make sure she does not feel different, but special. >> her dad gave her a sort of barbie doll family in which there was a black mom barbie doll and a white dad ken doll and then a baby barbie doll in each color. but even that kind of points to how difficult it is to be meghan at that age because the children were still either black or

white. there was no biracial barbie baby doll for meghan. >> while the markle household deals with race head-on, years of built-up racial tensions in the country explode right in meghan's backyard. >> she was driving i think with her mom, and i think there was debris. she thought it was snowing, and she realized i was actually the l.a. riots. >> riots that erupt when four white police officers are quitd in the beating of a black man, rodney king. a moment meghan says impacts her at a young age. >> it definitely opened meghan's eyes to the fact that this was a world that was not always going to treat her fairly. and was not always going to be kind to her or to her family. >> i was teaching here at the time, and i think it destroyed kind of that feeling that l.a. is this wonderful place to live, and you have all these different

kinds of people, and we all get along, and then this just kind of smashed that. >> it's a grim reality for an 11-year-old to face, and one that would always be present. >> meghan witnessed her mother experiencing racism. she has heard the names her mother has been called. and she is well aware that that is happening for one reason only, and it's the color of her mom's skin. >> meghan's early experiences with discrimination are not isolated to race. while watching tv advertisements for a class project, one commercial stands out to her. >> women are fighting greasy pots and pans. >> in the ad they implied that the product was just for women who were going to be at home doing the cleaning. >> 11-year-old meghan tells nick news what she thinks. >> i don't think it's right for kids to grow up thinking these things, that just mom does everything. >> she was irate because she

thought, you know, my dad does dishes. it's not just women who do dishes. why would it be women across america? and she wrote a letter. >> i was wondering if you would be able to change your commercial to people all over america. >> and wouldn't you know it, it works. >> the gloves are coming off. people are fighting greasy pots and pans with ivory clear. >> it had to have been such wonderful reinforcement for her at such a young age, that she could make a difference, that she could take a stand and have her voice heard and not be dismissed. >> when we come back, prince harry and the burden of royalty. >> she really did love him, but being with harry and the huge circus that came with it was overwhelming for her. >> she didn't want to be a princess. >> i didnon't think any sane pen wants to be a princess.

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outrage around the world after britain's prince harry shows up at a costume party -- >> -- dressed as a nazi.

>> that just seems like a moment of extremely bad judgment. >> it was a moment of complete and utter thoughtlessness. you know, he was young. he was very troubled, and he was drinking far too much. and he was a bit of a loose cannon. >> at just 20 years old, harry is earning a reputation as reckless and self-destructive. >> he was photographed incessantly after he left school, during his sort of gap year, running out of one nightclub after another. >> and he has a run-in with the paparazzi that leaves a photographer with a split lip. >> for many years it was a real worry about what would happen to harry because he didn't seem to want to be a royal. he really kicked against it. he wanted to be a normal human being. >> when harry arrives at sandhurst military academy in may 2005, the pressure is on to turn over a new leaf. >> he's not had that discipline

for so many years. people were concerned that harry wouldn't find his way. >> sandhurst is nothing like the lavish royal lifestyle that harry has become accustomed to. throughout the 44-week grueling training course, he's treated like every other soldier. >> it could be said it kind of knocks a bit out of you. >> general lord richard dannatt was chief of the british army. >> in the early days, the first five or six weeks when the training is really tough, it encourages people to rely on each other, to help each other. >> harry is one of the guys. yet there are painful reminders he's still a royal. when his unit deploys to iraq in may 2007, harry is forced to stay behind. >> there had been a number of specific threats, specifically aimed at prince harry. and it's for that reason that i've decided that the risk to prince harry is too great.

i think when he was told he couldn't go, it was a really low point for him. >> i didn't sort of join the army thinking i was never going to go on operations. it was very hard. i did think clearly one of the main reasons i'm not allowed to be going is because of the fact of who i am. >> but months later, a secret deployment to afghanistan gives harry a taste of the front lines. >> as far as i'm concerned, i'm out here as a normal jtec on the ground and not prince harry. it's very nice to be sort of a normal person, and for once i think this is about as normal as i'm ever going to get. >> it was present much a turning point in his life. but i think he realized the seriousness of life, really rose to the responsibilities. >> but after ten weeks on the ground, his mission is leaked and harry is immediately evacuated. >> it wouldn't have taken the taliban or others long to have searched around and found out where he was. so there was a risk to him. but i think also if there was an

increased risk to him, there was an increased risk to the other soldiers who were around him. and the only sensible and safe thing to do was to bring him back. >> he was very angry. to use the words of his private secretary, he was boiling mad and sort of headed for the gutter. >> what did that look like? >> he started drinking very heavily. he was fed up with who he was. >> who he was is also causing tension in his relationship with his longtime girlfriend chelsy davy. >> she really wasn't that fussed at all with the trappings that came with prince harry. >> in april of 2011, harry brings chelsy here to westminster abbey for the wedding of his brother, prince william, and kate middleton. there are 1 million people lining these streets and millions more watching on tv around the world. it's an intense spotlight and chelsy struggles to cope with.

>> she was determined that would not be her life. she wanted a career of her own. ultimately that was one of the things that ended their relationship. she didn't want to live inside the goldfish bowl. >> harry does not either. and he is determined to return to the battlefield. >> when he came to see me, sort of sat or rather slumped in the chair and said, the trouble is i can't be like a normal young man. but that time in afghanistan had given him ten weeks to be a normal young man and he desperately wanted to replicate that. he accepted, and his private secretary accepted, that probably the only way he could go back was in the anonymity of being inside a helicopter. he therefore needed to learn how to fly a helicopter. >> after two years of training harry not only becomes an apache pilot, he is the top gun on his weapons course. >> he got it on his own. it wasn't because he was a prince. he actually had to fight really hard for it. he was one of the very top apache attack helicopter pilots. >> harry returns to afghanistan

in september 2012. >> he did exceptionally well. >> brigadier neal sexton was harry's commander on the ground. >> you would go out there with the anticipation of having to use the apache's weapons systems and to bring them to bear without any collateral damage and also to conduct yourself in a way that's safe in the most demanding of environments. >> i actually believe that his success on that apache, on those apache aircraft, was the making of harry. i think harry, who had spent all his life being second best to his brother, being the spare, suddenly found something that he could do and could do better than anybody else. and that gave him confidence that he had never, ever had before. and he just -- it changed him, i think. >> when harry leaves the army after ten years of service, his future is uncertain.

>> i don't think there are any career options for a royal prince. it's easy for william. he's heading towards the throne. i think being royal for harry was a burden and a curse because he was only the spare. what was his job? what was his way forward? >> as harry finds his way, another romance is on the rocks. this time with his girlfriend of two years, cressida bonas. >> she really did love him. but i think the situation of being with harry and the huge circus that came with it was overwhelming for her. >> i think cressida took one look at what life with harry would have involved and just turned her back on it. >> you know, she didn't want to be a princess. >> i don't think any sane person wants to be a princess. >> who would want to be a royal princess? it's a burden. >> when we come back, harry opens up about his royal role. >> he's living this life he's

been born into. it's not his choice. >> he decided he might leave the royal family. >> and then meghan markle's big break. >> she got lucky. she undoubtedly handed in a great audition, a great screen test, and she hit the jackpot.

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after graduating from northwestern university, meghan markle moves home to los angeles. she's eager to chase her acting dreams, but the industry is tough. >> that is an industry that is built on judging you and tearing you down and rejecting you and making you second-guess your weight and your skin and your hair and your talent and your poise. >> it's brutal. it's brutal. >> harvey young was meghan's acting professor in college. >> when you leave college, it's a pretty bleak world of just laying bare your soul as part of an audition before a casting agent, and then more often than not being told no. >> for meghan, her identity struggle is magnified in

hollywood. what has she said about how her race impacted her getting jobs? >> casting agentings weren't always sure what to make of her. is she going out for a latino role? is she somehow made italian or middle eastern or is she african-american? is she caucasian? it felt like at times casting agents threw up their hands and went, never mind. >> passed over for big roles, meghan does get some small parts. >> what's going on here? you're way too cute to be a fedex girl. >> she'll have one scene or be there for one moment. i think she was on a bunch of tv shows, "friends," beverly hills 90210. she was a "deal or no deal" girl. she had her little moment opening one of the briefcases. >> she has said that her 20s were brutal. >> meghan struggled a lot.

to become a successful actress, to be able to make a living, that's like winning a lottery ticket. the number of forces that have to combine to get you even the smallest scrap of success are so astronomical. >> meghan auditions for ten years. and then at 29, she lands a significant role. female lead on usa network's legal drama "suits." >> is this all a joke to you? because i take my job seriously. >> she got lucky. she undoubtedly handed in a great audition, a great screen test. she had excellent chemistry with her co-stars. and she hit the jackpot. >> "suits" is an instant hit. >> "suits" radically changed meghan's life. first and foremost, she was now making more money than she had ever made before, ever. >> as the show achieves success, meghan makes big changes in her life, including ending her two-year marriage to hollywood producer trevor engelson.

>> when they met, she was still largely an aspiring actress. he was an aspiring producer. they were essentially at the same place in their careers. and then "suits" really took off. and they weren't going in the same direction anymore. she was filming in toronto. he was in los angeles. there were thousands and thousands of miles between them. >> determined to use her position for good, meghan spends her free time advocating for women. during a panel discussion, meghan recounts how the success of the show emboldened her to stand up for herself. >> every script seemed to begin with, "rachel enters wearing a towel." i said, nope, not doing it. at a certain point you feel empowered enough to just say no. >> she wanted to encourage other women to feel like they could speak up in the same way. >> meghan uses her fame to fight for women's equality across the world.

as an ambassador for the nonprofit world vision, meghan travels to a remote village in rwanda where young girls walk hours every day to access clean water for their families. >> this is the water that she's going through all this work to get. >> but all that changes when the world vision team builds a new well. >>hese girls are able to sta in school because they aren't walking hours a day to go and and this clean water source has changed the entire community. >> she has a sense that if she's been given a platform, if she has some influence, that there's a responsibility she has to use that for good. >> laura dewar is the chief marketing and development officer for world vision. she travels with meghan to india in january of 2017. they visit local businesswoman suhani jalota in mumbai.

the lack of sanitary products and the stigma around menstruation keeps young girls out of school. >> suhani has created a business where they make maxi pads. they manufacture them, and then she has a team of effectively salespeople that go door to door talking to women about how they handle menstruation. >> meghan comes home and writes an essay in "time" magazine, drawing attention to the barriers to education for girls across india. and she continues to mentor suhani to this day. >> she's really more than happy to have a call and just talk about the issues that we might be experiencing or any help we need from her whether it's in terms of fund-raising, in terms of marketing, or any kind of support like that. >> this is not a celebrity who floats in, who needs a platform

issue to associate, quote, unquote, with their brand. this is a woman who has had a desire to help in some way for a very long time promote the faces and stories of women and to begin to elevate them. when we come back, harry and meghan, and the future of the monarchy. >> do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> oh, yes, i do. it was my first thought. this could be a problem. kyle: mom! mom! kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i told you i was just checking the wiring in here, kyle. he's never like this. i think something's going on at school. -[ sighs ] -he's not engaging.

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summer 2017. it's been 20 years since princess diana's death. and prince harry is speaking about it for the first time in a documentary for the bbc. >> when you're that young and something like that happens to you, it's lodged in your heart and head and stays there for a very long time. >> for nearly two decades harry says he held back his grief. >> he didn't really deal with what life without her meant. i think for a very long time. when he did finally confront it, it destabilized him and caused chaos for years. >> i spent a long time of my life with my head buried in the sand, thinking i don't want to be prince harry, i don't want this responsibility, i don't

want this role. look what's happened with my mother, why does this have to happen to me? >> harry even considered a drastic move. >> prince harry got so low that he decided at one point that he might leave the royal family. >> he's living this life he's been born into, it's not his choice. i think he felt at times very cross about that. >> did diana's death affect harry different than william? >> harry was that much younger. interestingly enough, last year he admitted for the first time to mental health issues. you can't help about you having a mental health issue in terms of having lost a parent, not being able to grieve in the same way as you or i might be able to do. he wasn't able to do that. he bottled it all up inside him. >> now harry is letting it all out, sharing his struggle as part of his heads together campaign with prince william and kate to end the stigma around mental health.

>> i never really talked about losing my mum at such young age. i always thought, what's the point of bringing it up, it ain't going to change it, it ain't going to bring her back. >> harry ultimately chooses a future he hopes would make his mother proud. >> i felt an overwhelming connection to the children i met. >> something he shared with the bbc. >> now all i want to do is try and fill the holes that my mother has left. that's what it's about for us, is trying to make a difference. and in making a difference, making her proud. >> he spends much of his time working on the charity he created for the children he met in africa. >> you look at harry's work with hiv and aids, that was something that his mother, as harry said, smashed through the stigma of that when she was alive. >> and he's focused on the invictus games, an olympics-style competition he started to give wounded veterans

a chance to be defined by more than their injuries. >> it's life changing. it really is life changing for them. >> i think he has used his own experience of loss and sadness and the bereavement to help these soldiers. and the bereavement doesn't just mean losing someone. it means losing yourself, i think, too. he's embraced who he is. it took him a long time to get there. but he now fully understands that being prince harry, he can make people's lives better by putting his name to things. he's making a difference. >> through it all, harry has endeared himself to the public, becoming one of the most popular members of the royal family. >> harry is incredibly likeable and he is incredibly genuine. what you see is what you get. he is so natural with people, much more, i think he's the most natural member of the family. he throws out the rule book.

>> and that makes him enormously valuable to the monarchy. >> the court the courtiers at b palace used to say, what are you going to do about harry? now they're saying, what are you going to do with harry, because harry is a magic bullet. >> as harry helps carrier the monarchy forward he will continue to do things his own way, like proposing to the woman he loves, not someone british royalty might expect. >> i think it's a wonderful coincidence that harry has fallen in love with somebody who is american, mixed race, divorced, and a career woman. she is very representative of our society today. and i think that makes the monarchy much more user friendly. >> and in meghan, harry has found someone who can copy with the role and is not afraid of the spotlight. >> meghan was utterly enchanting

when she appeared for the first time in nottingham. she behaved as if she had had been doing it all her life. >> today harry and meghan got married here on the grounds of windsor castle in st. george's castle, a very traditional wedding for this very modern royal couple. >> the meghan and harry love story is a terrific story. it has unlimited fairy tale appeal. >> she does what she feels comes naturally. harry is the most relaxed member of the royal family. >> do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> oh, yes, i do. immediately that was my first thought, this could be a problem. because harry and meghan are a very compelling couple. they're very charismatic. and very relaxed and easy. the cameras will follow them. william and kate are -- there's

much more rigidity to them, as possibly t has to be, because he is going to be king. >> for some who have known the family well, harry and meghan will play a critical role in the monarchy's future. >> the world's view of the british monarchy is probably going to be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and kate, certainly than by charles and camilla. that's a very unusual situation. >> the royal family need harry to bridge the gap between the people and the monarchy, because without that connection, the royal family wouldn't survive. >> as he has his whole life, prince harry will likely continue to be a star in the royal show. with his irresistible appeal, down to earth charm, and like his mother, a natural ability to connect. with makieghan by his side, thi modern royal couple are on course to redefine britain's

most famous family and change the monarchy forever. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com just look at these crowds. thousands and thousands of people lining the street in windsor, england. so many people eagerly awaiting prince harry and meghan markle on their we hadding day. i'm alisyn camerota. i'm on the grounds of windsor castle on the banks of the thames.

>> i'm anderson cooper. we expect to see the bride and groom soon. they're passing well-wishers along the way. to give you a sense, we already got a glimpse of maeghan markle and her mher doria raglan. what you won't see, the mother, doria, will leave the vehicle. some of the children who are the -- what -- >> the bridesmaids. >> the bridesmaids, sorry -- they're actually going to get in the vehicle with her so the next time, i'm told, you'll see her in the royals roylls-roycrolls- be children in it. most of the royals are at the chapel. the next ones we'll see arriving at the chapel are prince william and prince harry, followed by prince charles and camilla. >> and then the queen is prince

philip, and then doria, and then meghan with two page boys in the car. >> i was told that doria goes before the queen. >> the queen always arrives last. the bride will be last today. >> i think she's literally right in front of meghan's car. we'll see, but on this occasion -- >> we'll make a wager. >> you know what i'm excited to see is prince philip. he's 96, he'll be 97 on june 10th. he had hip surgery last month and people weren't sure he would be able to attend. he's very close to prince harry. he did rehabilitation to make sure he will be able to walk down the aisle. he will be slow but he will be there. >> the queen is the longest serving monarch in british history. >> 66 years. the 65th anniversary of the coronation will be soon. >> prince charles is the longest

serving heir. it's been interesting seeing him try to define his role, he's owned the prince of wales title. it's been a struggle for him to be accepted. >> i'm not sure -- and here they are. >> here they are. >> prince harry and prince william. >> a lot of them speculated that harry would not be in uniform because he's no longer -- >> with the beard. >> and with the beard. internet, calm down now. >> there was a lot of betting whether or not he would wear the beard. >> meghan clearly likes the beard or it would have been gone before. this shows how proud harry is of his military connections, everything he's done with invictus on behalf of veterans. >> he served ten years in the military, two terms in afghanistan. >> that's right, yes. and he rose to the rank of captain. i think he's very proud to be wearing this uniform. >> nick, you have some

information about what prince harry is wearing. >> prince harry in december of last year was made a capital general of the royal marines. that is his most senior military title. as you mentioned, he was in the blues and royals, he served in afghanistan two terms. you now has this honorary role he took over from his grandfather prince philip in december. prince harry has said he often feels he's more captain wales, more a military man than he is a royal. this is a reflection of that. him and his brother walking in proudly wearing their uniforms. back to you. >> it's interesting because harry had to get permission from the queen to wear that uniform. she gave the permission, he chose it, and there he is. there were a range of uniforms he could have chosen, the cavalry won that he famously wore to prince william's wedding. he's trying to wear different

uniforms to different events. >> it against protocol to wear a beard? >> there are exceptions to the rule, of course harry being who he is, an exception was made. i think this is a really nice tribute to prince philip. >> and i really believe the beard might be a small thing or a silly thing that the internet was debating about, but it goes to show they really just want to uphold what they want to do, traditional aside. >> you'll notice as well if you look closely, prince william is also wearing the garter star because he is a knight of garter, unlike harry. this is his spiritual home. >> and the horse shoe. >> yes. you can see there, various members of the public there, that is the hot ticket for members of the public. once this wedding is over, harry and meghan will walk down those steps and meet these people. >> there is some belief that's

where they have their first kiss. >> at the top of the stairs. they will be waved off by the rest of the family in their carriages. when you see these guys on these steps, spare a thought for meghan markle. >> in heels. >> many of the public in that horse shoe, they work for various charters associated with the royal family. >> yes. if you study them, they will be the charities and causes that they continue to support and will define the future of their royal roles. this is the dean of the chapel, it was described earlier by someone this is called the royal peculiar. this church operates outside the church of england system. and the dean reports directly to the queen. this is her church and this is a very personal church to her, the church she most often attends. >> let's listen in inside. ♪

>> so look at this moment, i mean, can somebody hand me the box of hanky of eys that i forg? this is so poignant to me, the two brothers we saw on the national stage being heartbroken, now as handsome young men in this moment together, the solidarity of the brothers walking down the aisle for all to see, william supporting harry. it's so poignant to me, richard. ♪

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before you begin an aspirin regimen. the walk is just done, it's the walk that meghan markle will do on her own. and then as they go into the choir, that is where she will be joined by the prince of wales, prince charles. we're now waiting for the very senior members of the royal family. and the next to arrive should be prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. they are the next. they are due to arrive at about 11:42. if i'm not many of, it's probably 11:42 now. >> and here we go. >> this is going to happen like clockwork. >> when william was getting

married, harry decided, he had to think, he was very nervous, he slept for half an hour, he slight decided to walk him down the ice recall then nip into a small room on the left because he didn't want him to wait for kate to come. that would be too stressful. he cracked jokes, he calmed him, and when kate was coming, he whispered in his here. i wonder whether william did the same for harry. >> this is what i mean, seeing these brothers together, obviously we know the heartbreak they suffered with their mother's death. and seeing their support for each other. >> the very closeness. and now to dispense with the stiff upper lip, they hug each other, harry said to me. they're very demonstrative in their affection for each other which would not have happened a decade or so earlier. >> it's incredible, this royal wedding, to think we won't see another royal wedding like this for another 20 or 30 years until

we see george or charlotte get married. the queen adores a wedding but this is poignant because it will be her last wedding. and it will be so many -- we won't see another for so long, this pageantry and pomp and the wonderful vision of the two brothers. >> the long walk, this is after the ceremony and the service, the couple will take their procession in the open landau. >> tell me what we're seeing in terms of this car. >> we're coming up to 11:42. it's the car carrying their royal highnesses, the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. they will arrive as the others have arrived. they will be greeted by the vice dean who will then of course escort them in. to put it in plain language, you're looking at the father of the groom and his stepmother. >> yes. that's prince charles and

camilla parker-bowles. this is carefully orchestrated and choreographed. you said 11:42, it is 11:41. >> right, and at the same time, 11:45, doria ragland, the mother of the bride, is due to arrive. the car carrying meghan and her mother, we saw it leave but we didn't see it arrive, i suspect so we don't see any more of it. at 11:52, her majesty the queen will arrive. >> what color will she be wearing? she's turned all these colors since turning 90. >> the bookies are saying blue. >> i believe yellow. >> but she wore blue for diana

wedding, the queen mother wore blue. >> i think hot pink. >> hot pink, yellow, blue. >> the music that we are enjoying is a selection from the suite from "fantasia" on greensleeves, ralph vaughan williams. and elgar's serenade for strings. the music gets really interesting later on. >> we understand harry and meghan have been instrumental, no pun intended, in picking the music. they have put their imprimatur on this ceremony from start to finish. the music in particular they were very interested in. >> they discussed it with prince charles, he must have been delighted, apparently they talked to him about what he felt was appropriate from previous marriages. they've tried to balance that. then of course there's gospel choir. they have the english now, then it will get more american. >> the timing, the

orchestration, the management of this event, so it is literally going to go just perfect. meghan markle is on her way. >> can't wait. >> going back to that blimp of a tiara, i'm guessing it's a new piece. it didn't look familiar to me. i could be wrong. by process of elimination, i don't think it's one that we've seen. >> you have a talmudic knowledge of tiaras. >> the fringe has vertical bars, the lotus has a peak on the top. the strathmore goes on the forehead. this didn't look like any of those to me. >> an amazing geometric design i've never seen. >> the bride is about to go

right past anderson's location. we will want to know what anderson can see, looking through the window, anderson, give us your perspective. >> we're basically on the long walk. just over my left shoulder there, and we're told that the car carrying meghan markle is going to be coming by very shortly. i can tell you there are thousands of people. >> here comes the police, that means it's coming. >> the motorcycle outrider just from where we are right now. but there are people who have been waiting a very long time. they're starting to wave a lot of the flags, all eyes. >> it will erupt, you wait, it will be like a volcano erupting down the long walk. >> let's listen in, actually. [ cheering ] >> it's amazing.

>> now you see the >> you can get a really good view. >> oh, yeah. doria ragland, the mother, is not in white. it looks like -- >> green? >> mint green? i'll trust you on that. >> meghan looks excited to see the crowds. >> what's happened right here? >> here she is, the vehicle coming on what's known as the long walk, approaching st. george's chapel, approaching windsor castle. it's an extraordinary site. as you see, just thousands and thousands of people. it's an incredible site. >> anderson, this is interesting, because there were polls last week saying a section of the country doesn't care, they're not interested. of course there are always going to be people who aren't into this, who think it's fake hul a

hullabal hullabaloo. but it's an amazing thing to witness. >> for me, this is the story of the crowd. these people, some of them i met the other day, they've been here for a long time. and they are people who are really, really dedicated to this family. it's an amazing kind of medieval thing in strange way to see. we don't have it in the states. >> i know earlier we said that doria was wearing white. i actually think she's wearing mint green. i'm going to take a gas that her hat is actually made by [ inaudible ]. >> there you heard it. the next big thing in food was once a little paper box. now we can easily take out food from a restaurant. let's stay in and binge-watch the snow. genius. now, the next big thing is e capital one savor card. earn 3% cash back on dining, 2% on groceries, and 1% on all other purchases. proven to protect street skaters and freestylers.

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i want to make a symbolic moment here, she drives through these gates, driving to the palace as a single woman. she's going to come out of that palace as a duchess, a baroness, technically a princess. >> and her life will never be the same again. >> that extraordinary sort of entrance says it all, doesn't it? i think the grounds that are the

most beautiful, buckingham palace doesn't come close. >> buckingham palace is the essential home of the british monarchy. but windsor is loaded with family memories. it's loaded with rich royal history. it's an amazing backdrop for this union. you can see where harry and meghan chose it. at first i thought how will windsor copy with the sheer numbers of people that will descend. >> a rare glimpse into the private quarters. so that is where the public is normally allowed. >> princ harry is inside with prince william as best man. >> he knows the camera is looking at him. >> a little nervous, perhaps. >> these two, just to have -- i think throughout this country, throughout great britain, people have grown up watching these two men grow up. >> there's a tremendous

affection for these two men. i think they both embody the best qualities of both parents. diana gave them the common touch. she introduced them to a world that's not as privileged as theirs to make them understand the position that they hold. she took them to the high street. charles gave them the other side, the rich country life they both enjoy. conservati conservation, fishing. it's an even match of both parents. kate and meghan are the only two to know what it's like to be them. these two are the only ones to know what it's like to be them. >> this is where meghan will walk from the nave into the choir. you'll see when this transpires that charles will pick her up at the beginning of this part of the aisle, then walk meghan to the end, and hand over, effectively, to harry. she's giving herself away, anderson, which hasn't really been done, we don't think, in a royal wedding before.

i don't think actually meghan is going out of her way to make a statement, but it is a statement, because it's what she wants. it's the kind of person she is. these two guys, imagine the nerves. >> st. george's chapel is where harry was baptized. >> yes, where he was christened. there's a lot of rich family history here. close family members, the queen's parents, her grandparents, her great-brand parents. it's a large chapel, some people think it's ridiculous that it's called a chapel because of how large it seems, but it's actually an intimate setting. >> also the bond between these two brothers, prince harry has talked publicly about and bomb have talked about publicly about the impact of their mother's death when they were so young. it changed prince harry tremendously, perhaps even more than william. >> it was extraordinary last

year in particular how open they were on behalf of their mental health campaign. harry said it was william who encouraged him to seek counseling. the fact that harry shared those deeply personal stories, we hadn't seen royals speak that intimately about themselves. of course if a person is struggling themselves with a metal health issue, it suddenly makes it not taboo. >> seeing them as well in these military uniforms, harry has spoken about how both of them are deeplywedded to the military. william wasn't ultimately loud to the front line, harry was. >> he's sixth in line to the throne. >> he's after louis. he'll keep going down the line. i would call it a co-monarchy going ahead. i know that's a bold thing to say, but they're slimming down the monarchy, those two. there's a deal between those two that harry will support william in something that he feels is a

huge burden, but he's going to do it. this isn't just the number two to him. this is urinary the mond, you k going forward. meghan will too. >> this is prince charles and the duchess of cornwall arriv g arriving. >> prince charles will take meghan through that last part of the aisle. i was asking questions about that, about the symbolism there. they said very simply, it's him welcoming her into the royal family because it's a hallowed place, the choir. the royal family will be sitting there. he's going to take her in. that's an honor for both of them. >> i think it's a beautiful way as well to show the -- >> there's meghan markle's -- >> her mother. >> you were right, pale green. >> meghan markle has faced

tremendous vitriol and abuse. but you get so finer seal of approval, how much the royal family is keen to welcome her in. i think they love that she's hit the ground running and has taken part in so many engagements already. >> now we know the order, ms. ragland is in there, we now know the order will be that charles miller will go in next, then the queen and philip, then meghan and two page boys and behind them will be cars with the other page boys and flower girls. and their mothers, including the duchess. >> chaos reigns. >> there have been a couple of rehearsals and none of them have worked because of the kids. you've seen a 2-year-old climbing up 20 steps, anderson? >> i have not, i'm looking forward to it. >> the fact that he's walking her down the aisle doesn't surprise me. >> i think she looks fabulous,

look at that hat. >> a lot of people are quite critical and understandably, considering the narrative. but i spent a lot of time with her, i spent time with her at balmoral, i did her first tv interview. it doesn't come across on tv but she's got amazing charisma. she's the one royal who will come up to the press pack and say hi. >> here is the queen. >> is she in green or yellow? >> pale green, sea green. >> the queen is always in a bold color because obviously she's quite little and get a way she will be seen by the most amount of people. she wears it well. >> a lot of bright colors today, a lot of blush pink, like the duchess of cornwall, like serena williams. >> an amazing sequence, prince philip by her side, the oldest serving consort in british history. he's been with here, albeit two

steps behind, every step of the way. lovely that he could make it today. >> it's interesting, i've learned that here in windsor, he runs things behind the scenes. he runs windsor, the estates, he makes the decisions behind the scenes. he's behind her out in public. i think that's fascinating, baugh meghan will have to get her head around that as well, step back behind harry sometimes and also kate. >> i love that doria ragland and the queen are in the same colors, that is fabulous. i wear green as well, so it all works. >> clearly you got the memo. >> i got the memo. >> that's very interesting, because generally that sort of match -- >> you would never think this man has had hip surgery a month ago. he's 96 years old. ♪

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here they come. >> and this is the arrival of the bride. so many here have been waiting for so long. >> impeccable royal timing, of course. >> absolutely right, to the minute. >> the coordination of this is extraordinary. >> it is, yes. >> and again, those are people who work for many of the

charities which prince harry and prince william and meghan markle are working for. bridesmaids, page boys arriving. >> look at the babies. >> look at the little faces. >> they're so adorable. >> they haven't had too many lollipops. >> prince george will be among them, princess charlotte as well. >> and the grandchildren of former canadian prime minister brian mulroney. >> and the children of a friend of her, benita litt. >> it's a very balanced and fair way of making sure those people are represented in the wedding, not just the current royals. >> let's listen in. >> this is the moment. >> let's listen. [ fanfare ]

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>> there's jessica mulroney in the blue. >> that's kate on the left. >> pale pink. >> they'll take those children up the stairs. >> these are the mothers coraling. >> no, no. she's in yellow. >> george and charlotte holding her hands. charlotte, actually that's two flower girls. >> somebody needs to be picked up. >> george was taken off. >> the boys aren't there yet. >> he's out of here. [ cheering ] >> the page boys are with the bride. chivalry for these young gentlemen. >> two of them. >> a glimpse of the bride. >> that looked like george. it must be george and the

mulroney boy. >> the mulroney boys are identical twins. >> yes, 7 years old, john and brian. >> it may be the mulroney twins. >> who will help her with her train. >> george doesn't wave at anyone. he's not a waver. >> yes, twins. so we know that they're just the mulroney twins in the car with meghan. >> a great honor, a piece of history, right? if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain

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we're going to see meghan get out at the bottom of the steps at the cloister. we'll get the dress details literally when she steps out of the car. >> she'll make it all the way to the steps with no reveal. this is the best kept secret.

>> jessica mulroney is such a special friend to meghan. and the news broke about meghan and harry, she stayed at jessica's house to avoid the paparazzi. [ bells ] [ cheering ] >> the designer is clair waight keller. she became the first female artistic director of the historic french fashion house givenchy. >> that's a surprise, not a lot of people have talked about that. >> no, and i think a lot of names have been bandied about in the past week, british

designers. clair waight keller certainly has a huge heritage as a british designer. she's just been appointed to the french givenchy. >> for a woman to become a head of a great french house is a huge thing. >> what an extraordinary moment for this country, for the british royal family. >> really. >> i think you'll see a moment in history, a royal bride coming into a church on her own for the very first time. [ cheering ] you'll see the procession with the dean in front, the archbishop, followed by the bride, followed by the bridesmaids and page boys. [ fanfare ]

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and god lives in them. in the presence of . we have come together to witness the marge of henry charles albert david and rachel meghan to pray for god's blessing on them and share their joy and celebrate their love. marriage is a gift of god in creation through which husband and wife may know the grace of god. it is given that as man and woman grow together in love and trust, they shall be united with one another in heart, body and

mind as christ is united with his bride, the church. the gift of marriage brings husband and wife together in the delight and tenderness of sexse union and joyful commitment and given as the foundation of family life in which children are born and nurtured and inwards each members of the family in good times and bad may find strength, companionship and comfort and grow in love. marriage is a way of life and made holy by god and our lord jesus christ. marriage is a sign of unity and a loyalty which all should

uphold and honor. it enriches society and strengthens community. no one should enter into it lightly or selfishly -- responsibly in the sight of all mighty god. harry and meghan are now to enter this way of life. they will each give their consent to the other and make solemn vows and in token of this, they will each give and receive a ring. we pray with them that the holy spirit will guide and strengthen them and that they may fulfill god's purposes for the whole of their earthly life together.

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harry and meghan, the vows that you are about to take are to be made in the presence of god who is judge of all and knows all the secrets of our hearts. if either of you now why there's a reason you may not lawfully marry, you must declare it now. harry, will you take meghan to be your wife? will you love her, comfort her, honor and protect her? and forsaking all other, be faithful to her as long as you both shall live? >> i will. [ laughter ] >> meghan, will you take your harry to be your husband? will you love him? comfort him? honor and protect him?

and foresaken all others, be faithful to him as long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> and will you, the families and friends of harry and meghan, support and uphold them in their marriage now and in the years to come? >> we will. >> as we stand, let us pray for harry and meghan. god our father, from the beginning, you have blessed creation with abundant life. pour out your blessings upon harry and meghan.

that they be joined in love, companionship, holiness and commitment to each other. we ask this to our lord jesus christ your son who is alive and is with you in the holy spirit. one god, now and forever. amen. >> my beloved speaks and says to me, arise my love and fair one and come away for now the winter is passed, and the rain is over and gone. the flowers appear on the earth and the time of singing has come. and the voice of the dove is heard in our land.

the fig tree puts forth its figs and the vines are in blossom. they give forth fragrance. arise my love my fair one, and come away. set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm. for love as strong as death passion fierce as a grave and flashes of fire a raging flame. many waters cannot quench love neither can floods down it. if one offered for love all of the wealth of one's house. it would be utterly scorned. ♪ >> the royal wedding is brought to you by volvo, introducing a driving experience that provided

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the bible. set me as a seal on your arm for love is the strongest death, passion fierce as the grave. the flashes of fire. a raging flame. many waters cannot quench love. neither can floods. drown it out. the late dr. martin luther king once said, and i quote, we must discover the power of love. the redemptive power of love. and when we do that, we will make of this old world a new world. for love, love is the only way. there's power in love.

don't underestimate it. don't even oversentiment lize it. if you don't believe me, think about a time when you first fell in love. the whole world seemed to center around you and your beloved. oh, there's power. power in love. not just in the romantic form but any form, any shape of love. there's a certain sense in which when you are loved and you know it. when someone cares for you and you know it. when you love and you show it. it actually feels right. there's something right about it. and there's a reason for it.

the reason has to do with the source. we were made by a power of love. and our lives were meant and are meant to be lived in that love. that's why we are here. ultimately, the source of love is god himself. theource of all of our lives. there's no mid-evil poem that says where true love is found, god himself is there. the new testament say it is this way, beloved, let us love one another because love is of god and those who love are born of god and know god. those who do not love, do not know god. why? for god is love. there's power in love. there's power in love to help and heal when nothing else can.

there's power in love to lift up and liberate when nothing else will. there's power in love to show us the way to live. set me as a seal on your heart. a seal on your arm. for love, it is strong as death. but love is not only about a young couple. now, the power of love is demonstrated by the fact that we are all here. two young people fell in love and we all showed up. but it's not just for and about a young couple who we rejoice with. it's more than that. jesus of nazareth on one

occasion asked by a lawyer to sum up the teachings of moses and went back into the hebrew scriptures to deuteronomy and leviticus saying you should love the lord oh god with all of your strength. this is the first commandment and the second is love thigh neighbor and on these two love of god and love of neighbor hang all the law. all the prophets. everything that moses wrote. everything in the holy prophets. everything in the scripture. love god. love your neighbors. and while you're at it. love yourself. no. someone once said that jesus began the most revolutionary movement in all of human

history. a movement grounded in the unconditional love of god for the world. and a movement mandating people to live that love. and in so doing, to change not only their lives but the very life of the world itself. i'm talking about some power. real power. power to change the world. if you don't believe me, well, there's more slaves in america's antibell lum south who explained the dynamic power of love and why it transforms. they sang a spiritual in the midst of their captivity t. is one that says -- there's a healing balm that can make

things right. there's a balm in gilead to heal the soul and explains why. if you not preach like peter and cannot pray like paul, tell the love of jesus how he died to save us all. that's gilead. this way of love is the way of life. they got it. he died to save us all. he didn't die for anything he can get out of it. jesus didn't get an honorary doctorate for dying. he didn't get anything out of it. he gave up his life and sacrificed his life for the good of others. for the well being of the world for us. that is what love is. love is not selfish and self-centered. love can be sacrificial and in

so doing, becomes redemptive. and that way of unselfish sacrificial redemptive love changes lives and it can change this world. if you don't believe me, just stop and think or imagine. think and imagine. well, think and imagine a world where love is the way. imagine our homes and families when love is the way. imagine neighborhoods and communities where love is the way. imagine governments and nations where love is the way.

imagine business and commerce when love is the way. imagine this tired old world when love is the way. when love is the way. unselfish sacrificial, redemptive when love is the way. no child will go to bed hungry in this world ever again. when love is the way, we will justice roll down like a mighty stream and righteousness like an ever flowing brooke. poverty will become history and when love is the way, the earth will be the sanctuary. when love is the way, we will lay down our swords and shields down by the riverside to study war no more. when love is the way, there's plenty good room, plenty good

room for all of god's children. because when love is the way, we actually treat each other, well, like we are actually family. when love is the way, we know that god is the source of us all. and we are brothers and sisters. children of god. my brothers and sisters, that's a new heaven. a new earth. a new world. a new human family. and let me tell you something, oh solomon was right in the old testament, that's fire. and with this i will sit down.

we have to get ya'll married. [ laughter ] >> was arguably one of the great minds and spirits of the 20th century. roman catholic priest. scientist and scholar and mystic. in some writings he said from his scientific background and his theological one. some of his writings he said that the discovery or invention or harvesting of fire was one of the great scientific and technological discoveries in history. fire in great extent made human civilization possible. fire made it possible to cook food and provide sanitary ways of eating which reduced the spread of disease. fire made it possible to heat warm environments and thereby

made human migration around the world a possibility even into colder climates. fire made it possible, there was no bronze age or iron age or industrial revolution without fire. the advances of science and technology are greatly dependent to take fire and use it for human good. anybody get here in a car today? an automobile? nod your heads if you did. i'm guessing. i know there was some carriages. those who came in car, fire made that possible. i know that the bible says and i believe that jesus walked on the water. but i have to tell you, i didn't walk across the atlantic ocean to get here. controlled fire in that plane got me here. fire makes it possible to text and tweet and e-mail and

instagram and facebook and socially be dysfunctional with each other. fire made all of that possible and fire was one of the greatest discovers in all of human history. and he then went onto say that humanity ever harnesses the energy of fire again. if humanity captures the energy of love, it will be the second time in history that we have discovered fire. dr. king was right. we must discover love. the redemptive power of love. and when we do that, we will make of this old world a new world. my brother, my sister.

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♪ oh ♪ stand by me ♪ stand by me ♪ stand by me >> harry and meghan, i now invite you to join hands and make your vows. in the presence of god and his people. >> i harry take you meghan. >> i harry take you meghan. >> to be my wife. >> to be my wife. >> to have and to hold. >> to have and to hold. >> from this day forward. >> from this day forward. >> for better for worse. >> for better for worse.

>> for richer for poorer. >> in sickness and in health. >> in sickness and in health. >> to love and to cherish. >> to love and to cherish. >> till death us do part. >> till death us do part. >> according to god's law. >> according to god's law. >> in the presence of god. >> in the presence of god. >> i make this vow. >> i make this vow. >> i meghan take you harry. >> i meghan take you harry. >> to be my husband. >> to be my husband. >> to have and to hold. >> to have and to hold. >> from this day forward. >> from this day forward. >> for better for worse. >> for better for worse. >> for richer for poorer. >> for richer for poorer. >> and sickness and in health. >> in sickness and in heth.

to love and to cherish. >> to love and to cherish. >> till death do us part. >> in the presence of god i make this vow. >> i make this vow. >> heavenly father, by your blessing, let these rings be to har harry and meghan a symbol of unending love and faithfulness to remind them of the vow and covenant they made this day through jesus christ our lord.

amen. meghan, i give you this ring. >> meghan i give you this ring. >> as a sign of our marriage. >> as a sign of our marriage. >> with my body i honor you. >> with my body i honor you. >> all that i am give to you. >> all that i am i give it to you. >> and all that i have. >> and all that i have. >> i share with you. >> i share with you. >> within the love of god. >> within the love of god. >> father, son and holy spirit. >> father, son and holy spirit. >> harry, i give you this ring. >> harry i give you this ring. >> as a sign of our marriage. >> with my body i honor you.

>> with my body i honor you. >> all that i am i give to you. >> and all that i have. >> and all that i have i share with you. >> i share with you. >> within the love of god. >> within the love of god, father, son, and holy spirit. >> father, son and holy spirit. >> in the presence of god, and before this congregation, harry and meghan have given their consent and made their marriage vows to each other. they have declared their marriage by the joining of hands and by the giving and receiving of rings. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. [ cheers and applause ]

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blessed are you our lord our god for you have created joy, gladness, pressure and delight,

love peace and fellowship. pour out the abundance of your blessing upon harry and meghan in their knew life together. let their new love be a seal. bless them in their work and companionship. awake and asleep. in joy and sorrow. in life and in death. finally, in your mercy, bring them to that banquet where your saints feast forever in your heavenly home. we ask this through jesus christ, your son, our lord who lives and reigns with you the holy spirit. one god, now and forever. amen. god the father. god the son.

god the holy spirit. bless, preserve and keep you. the lord mercifully grants you the riches of his grace. that you may please him both in body and soul and living together in faith and love. may receive the blessings of eternal life. amen. >> faithful god. holy and eternal. source of life and spring of love. we thank and praise you for bringing harry and meghan to this day and we pray for them. lord of life and love.

may their marriage be life giving and lifelong and enriched by your presence and strengthened by their grace. may they bring comfort and confidence to each other. in faithfulness and trust. lord of life and love. may the hospitality of their home bring refresh meant and joy to all around them. may their love overflow to neighbors in need and embrace those in distress. lord of life and love.

>> may they discern in their word order and purpose of their lives and may be the power of their holy spirit lead them in truth and defend them in adversity. lord of life and love. may they nurture their family to devotion. see their children grow in body, mind and spirit and come at last to the end of their lives with heart's content and in joyful anticipation of heaven. lord of life and love. let us pray with confidence as our savior taught us. hour even e father in heaven -- on earth as it is in heaven.

give us today our daily bread, forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us. lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil with the kingdom and power -- now and forever. amen. ♪ ♪

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guide you in truth and peace. and the blessing of god almighty, the father, the son and the holy spirit be among you and remain with you always. amen.

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extraordinary moment. this is what the crowd has been waiting for as they descend the steps. members of the cavalry house forming staircase, the household cavalry providing ceremonial support. max foster, many of the people who are assembled there, who were able to witness the kiss, those are those that have worked for charities that meghan markle and prince harry -- >> they planned to go down and greet some of these members of the public, or at least that was the plan. this is a big message. they want the public involved in their royal futures. they want their causes deeply involved as well in anything that they do in future. and you're going to see now the rest of the royal family, doria ragland as well, gather on the steps in that spectacular scene outside the west door as they wave them off. >> let's listen in. ♪ this little light of mine i'm gonna let it shine ♪ ♪ this little light of mine i'm

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>> princess charlotte waving as meghan markle and prince harry, duke and duchess of sussex, begin their procession. the military regiments, which have a personal association with prince harry. just in terms of that ceremony

that we saw, i've never seen anything like that, certainly in a ceremony for a royal family. to have a gospel choir singing "this little light of mine" as they depart to "stand by me". >> to hear a preacher from my hometown of chicago preach in this royal personal chapel of the queen is a moment that is not describable. and that they did it is -- these people allowed it to happen is quite amazing. and it's a signal, as well as a friend of mine reverend rose wilkins preaching as well, this is a signal this is a new day. whether it will happen is another thing. but the royal family has said, we're ready to make a change. it's over to you, people. it's wonderful. it's just indescribable. >> if there was any question about meghan markle bringing some change to the royal family, this ceremony certainly was the beginning of some change. >> well, she did it in a way that was incredibly bold. it wasn't a sort of tiptoey gesture.

she actually -- i was going to use the word colored -- but she changed the tenor of that ceremony completely. she had people sitting there who had never heard that music before in a church like this. she's already made her mark as well as wearing a dress created by the first woman of the house of givenchy, a huge couturier. she's doing things in a bold and subtle way. i'm quite impressed with her. >> we're joined by harvey young, meghan's northwestern professor, knew her from university. harvey, i'm wondering what you thought of that service just in terms of the change that bonnie was speaking about. >> oh, absolutely. it was an extraordinary ceremony. if you think about the fact that meghan has written about this, about her mother being subject to racial slurs and meghan witnessing that, her mother

being called -- or recognized as a nanny when meghan was a kid. when meghan talks about the need to embrace all of who she is as a biracial woman, it's to celebrate her blackness as well as her whiteness. you saw that on display with michael curry, who was born in chicago but grew up in buffalo. my great aunt, went to his church, actually. that episcopal service is one that brings together everyone across lines of race and division and class and health and wealth. you saw that. i think that you saw an example of sort of black virtuosity. it was wonderful. meghan should be proud of the ceremony. >> is it what you expected, harvey, from meghan, that she would bring this and so quickly to the family? >> absolutely. i mean, meghan is -- she's an adult. i mean, she is a self-confident, self-possessed woman who knows what she wants.

she's a feminist, a crusader for women's rights, she believes in conversations about race and equality. you saw that from her public statements on her own platform in the public spotlight. the fact she uses this stage, this spotlight to amplify those causes that she believes in, i'm not surprised at all. >> it's -- nick watt, i think the procession is coming your way, yes? >> the procession is passing us right now. those four windsor greys, that ascot landau carriage that is open. thank goodness the weather is good today. they had the scottish state coach on standby in case it was raining. this gives us a much better view. it's called the ascot landau because the queen rides in it so

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>> there's 100 carriages, i believe, in the -- >> in the royal mews. >> in the royal mews. they're holding hands, as they did throughout the ceremony. harry apparently said to her when he came -- first came into contact with her said that, i believe the words were, you look lovely. i missed you. you look amazing. i missed you. >> at the end of the day, it's a wedding, two people in love. all the setting really adds to it. but, you know, two emotional moments were when he caught sight of his bride. also when doria ragland caught sight of her daughter. two key moments. as bonnie said, as much as this has done for the public, i think it's done as much, if not more, for the royal family.

none of this happens without the permission of the queen. i don't think she's been that involved but she's basically said, you can do what you want. so, when i asked the palace about whether this is a feminist move on behalf of meghan, they said, well, she's just trying to be herself. you can't imagine how difficult that is in that system to be yourself. >> the carriage is coming your way, or passing by you, yes? >> it is. >> there's queen victoria standing at the top. >> you should be able to hear the crowds as it is -- as the crowd takes up the cries of celebration. it is really quite something to be here, standing about ten deep on the sidewalk and seeing the procession as it comes by. the new royal couple. you can hear the cheering. and that open carriage. and this is really what they have been waiting for. i have been here for hours and people just wanted that shot. they wanted to see meghan as the new royal, with her new husband. they wanted to celebrate this moment. harry and meghan had said ahead

of the wedding they wanted people to feel this was part of their celebration. they wanted them to feel part of this wedding day. so, getting to see them in the carriage, getting to see them go by is very much part of that. you know, there's talk of harry's mother being the people's princess and there is a feeling amongst the people i've spoken to here today that meghan will be the next incarnation, if you will, of the people's princess. they have taken her to heart. and seeing her in that open carriage, is such a treat. such a treat. a beautiful scene. a beautiful day. and just a day to celebrate. celebrate love and to celebrate the royal family. anderson? >> there were moments during the service where it -- as the choir was singing "stand by me" it looked like the royal family didn't know where to look or what to do. >> english church it tends to be more stage, severe in its approach, i guess. the queen is very keen to get

people into church. she's a very devout woman. she's the head of the church of england. zara phillips at one point appeared to get the giggles. that was that was part of the inclusion. i think they were thoroughly enjoying it. it was very different for them, and particularly different for a royal service because, of course, they're normally quite conservative and follow a very classical route. i think it was a nice mix today. looking at the cavalry escorting today, harry -- a number of these soldiers served with harry in afghanistan. in is how personal every element of this wedding is. a number of these men were chosen because they served with harry. it was a moment to reward them for their service, for their friendship, their camaraderieship. >> 250 members of the armed forces from regiments and units that hold a special relationship with prince harry are taking part throughout the day today. >> just a little note from the

pool reporter, only one allowed into the church, which is a bit of a controversy, but telling me prince charles took doria's hand as they left to sign the register. >> and i think charles will make sure she's included. it's meghan's only blood relative here today. she's a member of the family as well by extension now. >> let's talk about the dress and the tiara. we'll come back. our tempur-pedic gives us the best nights sleep ever. now's the best time to experience the most

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>> we have all been watching this moment, hankies in hand, watching this real-life fairytale unfold. this is an american girl of modest means. you know, she was born into parents and then they were divorced when she was quite young. this was not a silver spoon girl and she has married a prince. richard, we've been talking about the stagecraft of all this fairytale play out globally before everyone's eyes. >> you accused me of being heartless when i wasn't tearing up during the ceremony. you know, being british, of which i'm extremely proud, i can certainly tear up watching these because this is what we do best. and what you are seeing here is

the thousand-year institution that british monarchy, remember, changed its name very deliberately to the house of windsor during the time of war, deliberately to get away from the german war. they can change and shift but they do it with purpose. what we're seeing here -- look at this. the household cavalry, the mounted regiment, the ascot landau, the duke and duchess of sussex, riding through one of england's oldest royal cities, windsor. >> and windsor doesn't get more picturesque and quaint than windsor. this little town is like something out of a fairytale. >> i take issue with some of my colleagues who say that she's modernizing the royal family. she's dragging the royal family into the -- they want to be modernized. you can't modernize somebody if they don't want it otherwise you end up with a diana situation.

>> but she's a vehicle for that modernization. >> yes. >> she's the catalyst taking the bridge to that. and i think they needed that. >> and she really brings in these fresh ideas. we saw this with diana, how she revolutionized them, talking to the people. meghan, we saw that in the ceremony, an absolutely electrifying address, the gospel choir and the fact that there were intimate touches. she was holding his hand. he pushed back the veil. it was so romantic. they are completely devoted to each other. i think it's important to remember these men on the horseback, they are serving soldiers. fought so bravely for this country. >> what really interested me is that, you know, in the '90s the royal family's popularity sunk through the floor. and here we have hundreds of

thousands of people, there are crowds, the monarchy is alive and living and modernizing to get everyone involved. which is very heartening. >> which begs the question, god forbid once the queen passes and we have charles on the throne, at what point do we end up with a kennedy-esque, the torch has been passed to a new generation? >> isn't that happening today? i know it's not official. >> to a point. you're right. that's a -- look at this. who could not be proud to be british? >> british or american. >> yes, yes, thank you. >> speaking of american, let's go to harvey young, who was meghan's professor at northwestern.

harvey, what have you thought watching this and seeing your old student and friend meghan be part of this life? >> it's amazing to think of this person who when i taught her, it was a tiny student, eight students. we sat in a small circle. she was a couple feet away from me. we just wrestled with ideas every day throughout that semester. it was wonderful. meghan is bright, smart, sophisticated, confident, a crusader for rights. you know, i think of her as this brilliant young woman who has unlimited potential. so, to see that magnified on this scale, this stage, is extraordinary. >> you know, professor, i have been studying. first of all, i find her so compelling to look at. she's obviously beautiful. but also the poise.

being in front of millions and millions of people. your wedding day is stressful any way you slice it, even if you're not on an international stage. so, she's been able to keep her poise. i wonder if you think part of it is her acting background and if she's drawing upon that? >> yeah, certainly part of it is that she has great stage presence. she knows how to be in front of people. she knows how to be in the room and to control the room and to attract attention. you know, being part -- being a theater major is not just performance. it's also knowing ritual. it's knowing history. it's being informed about tradition. it's being empathetic, to be attentive to the needs of the others. there's an ability to engage to the level of people. she can perform in front of a large number of people but she can be there with you, there for you, in the conversation.

that's something the arts can give you, a theater major can give you. >> the procession is about -- go ahead. >> confident in harry's love, i think that gives you confidence to go through a wedding feeling positive and calm at some level, that you can manage it because you have beside you somebody who's absolutely with you. and i think that's a wonderful thing to find at any age, in any situation. and he's nurtured her and looked after her. he's a very caring man. he loves to care. he loves to hug. he told me he's very passionate. he loves to love people. and she's thriving under that, too, i think. >> and she has perfected the royal wave. remember the royal wave is a very little -- just from the wrist. you don't want to get too enthusiastic about it. >> little charlotte. there's charlotte. >> as you watch the duchess of sussex, she's perfected it. >> i feel she's put her own signature on the royal wave. they're about to turn onto the long walk, as it's called. that's where anderson's position is. it's that pebbled pathway as they go down. anderson? >> we got a wave. we got it. >> please tell me you got it. >> i just got to tell you -- >> i want a picture. >> yeah, we got a wave.

>> literally passed by, i waved, he looked up and waved. >> he did, too. >> it was really -- it's fascinating to actually -- i mean, it's one thing to see it on television but for anybody that's been to london and certainly the thousands of people who are here right now, to actually see this kind of a procession as it passes you by, it's an extraordinary thing. it's something from another time. it's something, you know, for those of us from the united states, we just don't see this sort of thing. and then to actually see them in an open coach. >> and they looked up at the window and waved. it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford.

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>> there was some highlights after the ceremony. they told us the bishop speaking, nay thought it was brilliant. perhaps it went on too long, but they felt this was something the royal family needed to hear. another one of the highlight, seeing meghan markle get out of the carriage when she had that long train. the two page boys, twin sons, jessica mulrooney, one of her best friends in canada. she had a hand in picking out the dres. she had a hand in just about every aspect of planning this

wedding. her sons, brian and john, both 7 years old, the page boys. her daughter ivy, just 4 years old, participating as well. the prince got a real chance to get to know the family in toronto. that's where he got a chance to give them gifts. they call her uncle meg instead of meghan markle. this is a beautiful moment for the people who have been out here, anderson, waiting all day. now their time is just about to come as the carriage is just about to pull up. >> in terms of what she's wearing, the tiara, what are your thoughts? >> i think there's been a lot of talk about which tiara she would wear. she's wearing the queen mary tiara, which is simpler. it's on loan to her from the queen from 1932 and about center broach.

that was a gift from queen mary, princess mary previously. she is wearing a piece of british history. that dress is -- the expression of meghan's personal style to a t. >> how so? >> we asked, if she going to wear embroidery, something glitzy? there's so much classicness. the heavy double-bonded silk which gives her structure. but at the same time, you can see that perfect marriage, no pun intended. that boat neckline is just enough to cover the shoulders but still reveal enough. of course, long sleeves is another tradition that's dictated but hers are three-quarters sleeves. those subtle things are helping to nudge things forward. i give her so much kudos in trying to push everything as much as she can on her big day. >> will she change now? there's going to be a reception for the 600 people, the invited guest at st. george's hall, is

it? >> yes. >> and later tonight there's a more private event for some 200 people that prince charles is giving. i assume she would change, no? >> oh, she's definitely changing. >> for tonight. >> yes, for tonight. she's definitely changing for this evening for sure. at that point i think it will be a little more glamorous, sexy and fun. it's more of a private. >> and they can dance. on the tables. >> yes. >> kate's second dress was a little more glam, off the shoulder, the shrug, the belt. you kick the glamour up tonight. >> what's so interesting about her choice of dress designer, we talked about clare waight keller being the first female director of givenchy. she's a red carpet designer, huge. the fact she used a red carpet designer from hollywood, and used a celebrity a-lister from hollywood. and the makeup artist is her personal friend, since the beginning of "suits," for her junkets and press releases and her hairstylist is a permanent

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♪ give you an example. julia robert. exclusive hairdresser, serge. her favorite photographer, who is doing the wedding photos, and, of course, julia roberts only wears givenchy. you can see where she is taking a page. >> a little moment for the photographer. i remember interviewing the photographer who did kate middleton's wedding photos last time. he was in tears the next day. just 15 minutes with the whole family and all of the kids, and he got these sweets for the kids to try to tame them and kate ate them all. >> what? >> yeah. true story. >> harvey young, her professor from northwestern was talking about, you know, her history with acting and how that may come into play for her current

role and her future role. a lot of this is theater. a lot of it is. she's on -- going to be on display now for the rest of her life. >> i think that -- sort of. she also has to be herself, which is where the angst comes in royal life. >> yes, yes. >> you're not famous for your work. you're famous for being who you are, and that's where harry actually has had great success in defining his role. something like invictus, which i know in australia has gone down an absolute storm. >> invictus games, which something harry created. >> and he got the idea from america. i was in colorado for the warrior games and i spoke with him after he had been there and he said he wanted to take it to the uk and he did it himself and it was phenomenal. >> again, for service members who have been wounded and they had one in toronto, one in orlando. i believe the first one was in london. i think there's another one -- >> sydney. >> sydney, australia. >> i thought, max, what you were going to say when you used the word caveat is something kate

middleton learned. this, what the british call the glam, but this occasion is wonderful. now will she be able to ratchet it down and do what -- in a way kate middleton has done it since? i mean kate middleton does high street to a certain extent. can meghan do it to a certain extent? because there will be criticism of her if she's not able to do it. >> i think the big frustration for magazine reporters is that kate doesn't deliver on the fashion story. >> sure. >> and they're pinning their hopes on meghan markle. >> but only to a certain level, max. you know what i'm saying? she can't do -- have a complete designer wardrobe. that's not going to work. >> i don't think that's going to happen. i think meghan is really in tune, especially being american, to what michelle obama did during her entire eight years in the white house, speaking to the americans with high-low. she can wear versace but $28 outfit. meghan has worn a j. crew coat and a marks and spencer sweater.

>> we should point out they entered the grounds heading towards the reception. last moment we're going to see them. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> she is going to avoid being a clothes horse. diana would turn up to engagements and would turn up in the papers for what she was wearing, not the cause she was supporting. the balance has to be found. hopefully meghan will find that perfect balance that suits her and the photographers. >> i want to qualify, you were talking about earlier but we will see her going to the reception. apart from that, we will not get anymore, any images from inside. just a bit of color in terms of text. >> i was going to say "women's wear daily" has dubbed something called the meghan economy, not just designers where she has worn and websites have crashed and things sold out, but designers and businesses are staying afloat because of her. a financial analyst was basically guessing she would be

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♪ we have been watching the pomp and circumstance and the kiss of this beautiful, newly-minted royal couple. that was one of the many magical moments millions of people around the world were waiting for, the kiss on the west steps of st. georges chapel between meghan markle, now the dutchess of sussex, and prince harry. they have been in the open carriage of this procession, winding their way around the streets and little pebbled pathways of windsor here in a beautiful, beautiful moment of stage craft. >> yeah. >> all throughout windsor, just thousands and thousands of people, don lemon, who i want to bring in now, turned out. some have camped out for days.

>> i'm lucky i got here. >> i bet you are. it is not easy to get through the streets because so many have come here to turn out to watch this really beautiful -- >> yeah. >> listen, in a moment where there's lots of dark and troubling news around the globe, this is an international story of good news and love. >> you're my girl. i'm so glad you said this, because as i was watching this, and not to bring the party down and be the skunk at the garden party, it is great, the fashion and all of that, but really this day is way beyond that. i think we are missing the boat and the point with our conversation here. this is about diversity and inclusion. this is about the royal family changing. this is about britain, the monarchy changing. this is about the world changing. how many times have we heard dr. martin luther king jr. quoted at a royal wedding? how many times have we seen a black choir? how many times have we seen a celloist of color? this is about learning lessons that reflectively our society as a whole is not so dependent on

whiteness, to put it bluntly. this is about the world coming together. so, i mean, the fashion is great. even if you look at the fashion, it is the first woman to have givenchy. if you look at the bishop, the reverend curry who talked about dr. martin luther king. he said the late dr. king said, and i quote, we must discover the redemptive power of love, and we do that and we will make the world a new world. but love, love is the only way. there is power in love. don't underestimate it. don't ever oversentimentalize it. there is power, power in love. and he sended by saying we must discover that love is the redemptive power of love. he is talking about bringing people together. they're saying meghan markle has to adapt to the family. they have to adapt to her. >> both. >> she will change it and have to adapt somewhat. they will have to adapt to her.

you mark my words. >> i believe you because you're seeing it. people call it the meghan effect. not only having an effect on fashion because she is an icon, but clearly what we see from the wedding there's already been an effect. ♪ the following is a cnn special report. ♪ he was the party prince. >> he was photographed incessantly, falling out of one nightclub after another. >> who rebelled against royalty. >> he decided he might leave the royal family. >> haunted by his mother's death. >> it destabilized him and caused chaos for years. >> he struggled to find his way. >> being royal for harry was a burden and a curse. >> she's an american actress. >> i was like, my. >> unlike any royal bride before. >> go back a few generations and everything about meghan markle disqualifies her from marrying

harry. >> a modern royal couple who will change history -- >> the queen make an exception and broke from royal protocol. >> redefine royalty. do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> it was my first thought. >> and modernize the monarchy. >> the world's view of the british monarchy will probably be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and kate, certainly by charles and camilla. it is a very unusual situation. >> tonight a cnn special report. a royal match, harry and meghan. ♪ i've never even heard of her until this friend said, meghan markle. i was like, right, okay. give me a bit of background. >> it is july 2016 in london when britain's most eligible

bachelor -- prince harry, is set up on a blind date. >> it was definitely a setup. it was a blind date. >> i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her, and there she was sitting there. i was like, okay, i have to up my game with her. >> harry ups his game, and they begin a whirlwind romance. just weeks later, they're vacationing together in botswana, africa. >> we camped out with each other under the stars. we were five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic. >> in the months that follow, they date long distance, meeting up in london and toronto where meghan, an actress, is filming her tv show "suits." >> wow, you're pretty. good, you've hit on me. we can get it out of the way i'm not interested. >> the whole time keeping their relationship a secret. >> when they first met nobody knew about it. they are such a charismatic couple. >> penny juner wrote a biography about harry.

>> they kept this relationship quiet. >> which itself is impressive. >> it is impressive. the great fear about harry finding a wife was always going to be the intrusion of the press because that is what had killed two previous long-term relationships. >> relationships with actress cressida bonus and his first love, chelsea davy. >> chelsea had experienced the most horrible treatment. photographers had been waiting for her. they would call out name, slag, bitch, who, trying to get a reaction from her. i guess she looked at this and thought, do i want it for my life. i interviewed harry just before he met meghan, the month before, and we talked about his private life at the time. >> harry tells the royal correspondent for britain's sunday time about a, quote, massive paranoia he feels in finding a girlfriend. >> i think harry's great fear was that unless you had enough

time to get to know someone, if that relationship prematurely became public they would be absolutely swamped with media interest and it would change the dynamic of his relationship. >> and what happened to his mother is never far from his mind. >> harry and his brother still feel that, you know, the paparazzi and press intrusion were certainly partly responsible for his mother's death, and thought why would anyone want to put up with this for me. >> harry wants to keep his relationship with meghan private as long as he can, but just four months after that first date -- ♪ >> the news is out and the paparazzi pounce once again. >> there was a photographer who got inside meghan's house in toronto. the paparazzi were camping on her mother's front lawn and following, you know, and harassing all members of her family, anybody really who knew her. >> despite starring in a tv show, meghan is relatively

unknown. now the british press wants to know who she is and if she's fit for the royal family. >> she was a woman who has been married. people are fascinated by the fact that she was divorced. people are fascinated by her background, her acting, a career woman. how would that work being with someone in the royal family? you know, that's not what we've seen before. >> they also have not seen someone biracial dating a member of the royal family, and some of the conversation is blatantly racist. >> there was one newspaper headline saying, "straight out of compton," suggesting she was from a gang-ridden neighborhood. >> she recently wrote a book about race identity and belonging in britain. >> would harry be dropping around for tea in gang land, which was racially motivated. >> another issue that exploded which was the number of horrific social media racist comments began to flood in from the

darkest, vilest corners of the internet. >> the royal family responds in unprecedented fashion with plaintiff's te prince harry's team releasing a statement about the harassment she is facing. >> no one understands this better than dickey arbiter, press secretary at theal pal as 12 years. >> he made the point, it is not a game. it is not a game. it is people's lives, and he was very angry. it was a back-off reminder to what they did to his mother. >> why is it that you think that meghan's upbringing, her race, why did that garner so much attention? >> in the past members of the royal family, princes, would have married princesses. and when harry's father, prince charles, was looking for a wife, it was also a requirement that a wife should be a virgin and a member of the church of england.

>> you just go back a few generations in the royal family and everything that you can say about meghan markle disqualifies her from marrying harry. >> kate coyne is executive editor of "people" magazine. >> this is precisely why you had edward abdicating his throne, so he could marry an american divorcee. elizabeth's sister margaret was in love with a divorced man and not allowed to marry him. >> wasn't charles and diana's wedding and marriage a wake-up call for them that you could try to have somebody perfect, but it has to be chemistry and love the person and have the freedom to marry who they want? >> i think it was a lesson that they've learned. >> harry is desperate for history not to repeat itself. and he's anxious to protect meghan. >> harry's statement was the most romantic thing a member of the royal family has ever done. i think engagement watch was on

from that moment. it was, let's wait for the ring. >> the ring comes in november 2017. >> prince harry has announced his wedding engagement to american actress meghan markle. >> and the royal family welcomes meghan with open arms. >> the queen made an exception and broke from royal protocol and invited meghan to spend christmas with the royal family and the queen at sundringham. that was the first time anyone has done that before marrying into the royal family. >> a powerful sign the royal family is modernizing and changing. >> the royal family is trying to be more effective with society and the queen first and foremost wants her grandson to be happy. >> and that happiness is something harry has been searching for most of his life. when we come back, the moment that changes everything. >> he didn't really deal with

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who was heralded as next in line to the throne of eveningngland harry was the spare. through harry's formative years, he knew he was second. >> he was also referred to as the spare. just always second best, and i think that had a profound effect on harry. >> his childhood is also impacted by his parents' marital troubles. >> harry grew up in a very, very tricky household. the prince and princess were never happy together, in a marriage that had failed before it even began. >> i remember the times when diana was shut away and quiet or crying, and the boys would write little messages, "please don't cry, mummy" and they would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorced, it hits harry hard.

then one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort in what was a very difficult childhood, an extraordinary upbringing, was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace shortly after the funeral, and he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and tea his wet my shirt through. he was devastated. >> harry later admits to i-tv he has deep regrets about his final phone call with his mother. >> i can't really necessarily remember what i said, but all i do remember is -- is probably, you know, regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was. and if i had known that was going to be the last time i would speak to my mother, the

things that i would have said to her. looking back on it now, it is incredibly hard. i have to sort of deal with that for the rest of my life. >> guilt and grief he never expresses at the time. >> i think it was a classic case of don't let yourself think about your mum and the grief and the hurt that comes with it, because it is never going to bring her back and it is only going the make you more sad. people deal with grief in different ways. my way of dealing with it was -- was by just basically shutting out, locking it out. >> prince harry arrives here at eaton, the prestigious boys' boarding school, the year after his mother's death. and though he moves into the same house as his older brother william, harry reportedly struggles academically and is miserable. ♪ >> diana always said that she

never wanted harry to go to eaton because he would be compared to his brother's success, and she thought this would be the undoing of harry's confidence. >> prince harry said that he decided that he was going to be a bad boy. >> journalist angela levin interviewed harry last year at kensington palace. >> so the reason that he didn't do well was partly his fault, it was deliberate. >> in 2002 headlines emerge of harry's drinking and marijuana use. for the first time, harry is facing the public pressure that comes with his famous family. did it seem to britshat it was more than just typical teenage antics? >> you know, teenagers do drink too much, they to behave badly. it is all part of the growing up process, but i personally was worried it was something deeper. there was a touch of

self-medication going on. >> after graduating from eaton, harry escapes to africa during his gap year for humanitarian work. >> it was an escape from this heavy-duty world of royalty, always being watched, always being photographed. he could be very ordinary. >> he spends two months with children in need and others whose parents died from aids. >> he can see that there were holes there in their lives. i think absolutely he saw in them something that he felt was missing in his life, care, love and attention, the loss of his mother. >> harry not only falls in love with the children and the country, he begins a serious romance with a wealthy girl from southern africa, chelsea davy. >> she's very free-spirited, not someone who felt bound by world protocol or tradition, and also shared his love of africa and, you know, the two of them

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>> born in 1981, she is the only child of doria ragland and thomas markle. >> meghan's father was a lighting director for a number of shows in the los angeles area, most notably "married with children." he eventually became the director of photographer, and that was the behind-the-scenes, les less-glak ruglamorous side of hollywood. >> i grew up on the set of "married with children" every day for ten years after school. it is a perverse place for a little girl who went to catholic school no less to grow up. >> action. >> meghan had every reason to be dazzled by tv, film, the whole on-camera experience from a very young age because she grew up around it. >> we all knew she wanted to be an actress. >> christine knutsen is meghan's

former teacher. >> she was in the musical, in the plays. she would sparkle when she got on stage, and i think it was kind of in her blood. she loved it. >> despite two loving parents, meghan struggles with her biracial identity. >> i think she was kind of grappling a little bit with a sense of her identity and trying to understand who she was. >> josh duboff is a senior writer for "vanity fair" who covered meghan. >> her father was white, her mother was black. when she would fill out forms, she said there was not always a bubble that fit her to fill in. she didn't want to circle the one implying, you know, her mother was more important than her father and vice versa. >> meghan's parents go out of their way to make sure she does not feel different, but special. >> her dad gave her a sort of barbie doll family in which there was a black mom barbie doll and a white dad ken doll, and then a baby barbie doll in

each color. but even that kind of points to how difficult it is to be meghan at that age because the children were still either black or white. there was no biracial barbie baby doll for meghan. >> while the markle household deals with race head on -- ♪ >> -- years of built-up racial tensions explode in meghan's backyard. >> she was driving i think with her mom, and there was debris and she thought it was snowing and she realized it was actually the l.a. riots. >> riots that erupt when four white police officers are acquitted in the beating of a black man, rodney king. a moment meghan says impacts her at a young age. >> it definitely opened meghan's eyes to the fact that this was a world that was not always going to treat her fairly and was not always going to be kind to her or to her family. >> i was teaching here at the time, and i think it destroyed

kind of that feeling that l.a. is this wonderful place to live and you have all of these different kinds of people and we all get alg,nd then this just kind of smashed that. ♪ >> it is a grim reality for an 11-year old to face, and one that would always be present. >> meghan witnessed her mother experiencing racism. >> she has heard the names her mother has been called and she's well aware that that is happening for one reason only, and it is the color of her mom's skin. >> meghan's early experiences with discrimination are not isolated to race. while watching tv advertisements for a class project, one commercial stands out to her. >> women are fighting greasy pots and pans. >> in the ad they implied that the product was just for women who were going to be at home doing the cleaning. >> 11-year-old meghan tells nick

news what she thinks. >> i don't think it is right for kids to grow up thinking these things, that just mom does everything. >> she was irate because she thought, you know, my dad does dishes. it is not just women who do dishes. why would it be women across america? and she wrote a letter. >> so i was wondering if you would be able to change your commercial to people all over america. >> and wouldn't you know it, it worked. >> the gloves are coming off. people are fighting greasy pots and pans with ivory clear. >> it had to have been such wonderful reinforcement for her at such a young age that she could make a difference, that she could take a stand and have her voice heard and not be dismissed. >> when we come back -- prince harry and the burden of royalty. >> she really did love him, but being with harry and the huge circus that came with it was overwhelming for her. >> she didn't want to be a

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>> that just seems like a moment of extremely bad judgment. >> it was a moment of complete and utter thoughtlessness. you know, he was young, he was very troubled and he was drinking far took, and he was a bit of a loose cannon. >> at jest 20 years old, harry is earning a reputation as reckless and self-destructive. >> he was photographed incessantly after he left school during a sort of gap year, falling out of one nightclub after another. >> and he has a run-in with the paparazzi that leaves a photographer with a split lip. >> for many years it was a real worry about what would happen to harry because he didn't seem to want to be a royal. he really kicked against it. he wanted to be a normal human being. >> when harry arrives at sandherst military academy in may 2005, the pressure is on to turn over a new leaf. >> he had not had that discipline for so many years.

people were concerned that hirry wouldn't find his way. >> sandherst is nothing like the lavish royal lifestyle harry has become accustomed to. throughout the 44-week grueling training course he is treated like every other soldier. >> it could be said it kind of knocks a bit out of you. >> general lord richard dannett was chief of the british army. >> in the early days, the first five or six weeks when the training is really tough, it encourages people to rely on each other, to help each other. >> harry is one of the guys, yet there are painful reminders he's still a royal. when his unit deploys the iraq in may 2007, harry is forced to stay behind. >> there had been a number of specific threats, specifically aimed at prince harry, and it is for that reason that i've decided that the risk to prince harry is too great. >> i think when he was told he

couldn't go, it was a really low point for him. >> i didn't sort of join the army thinking that i was never going on operations. it was very hard, and i did think, well, clearly one of the main reasons i'm not allowed to be going because of the fact of who i am. >> but months later, a secret deployment to afghanistan gives harry a taste of the front lines. >> as far as i'm concerned i'm out here as a normal person on the ground and not prince harry. it is very nice to be sort of a normal person, and for once i think it is about as normal as i'm ever going to get. >> it was pretty much a turning point in his life, but i think he realized the seriousness of life. really rose to the responsibilities. >> but after ten weeks on the ground, his mission is leaked and harry is immediately evacuated. >> it wouldn't have taken the taliban or others long to have searched around and perhaps found where he was, so there was a risk to him. but i think also if there was an increased risk to him, there was

an increased risk to the other soldiers who were around him, and the only sensible and safe thing to do was to bring him back. >> he was very angry. to use the words of his private secretary, he was boiling mad and he sort of headed for the gutter. >> what did that look like? >> he started drinking very heavily. he was fed up with who he was. >> who he was is also causing tension in his relationship with his long-time girlfriend chelsy davy. >> she really wasn't that fast at all by the trappings that came with prince harry. >> in april of 2011, harry brings chelsy here to westminster abbey for the wedding of his brother, prince william and kate middleton. there are one million people lining these streets and millions more watching on tv around the world. it is an intense spotlight that chelsy struggles to cope with. >> actually, she was very determined that that would not be her life and she wanted a career of her own, and ultimately i think it was one of

the things that ended their relationship. she didn't want to live inside the gold fishbowl. >> harry does not either, and he is determined to return to the battlefield. >> well, he came to see me. he sort of sat rather slumped in a chair and said, the trouble is i can't be like a normal young man, but that time in afghanistan had given him ten weeks to be a normal young man and he desperately wanted to replicate that again. and he accepted, and his private secretary accepted, probably the only way he would go back was within the anonymity of being inside a helicopter, and he therefore needed to learn how to fly a helicopter. >> after two years of training, harry not only becomes an apache pilot, he is the "top gun" on his weapons course. >> he got it on his own. it wasn't because he was a prince. he actually had to fight really hard for it. he was one of the very top apache attack helicopter pilots. >> harry returns to afghanistan in september of 2012.

>> he did exceptionally well. >> bringing ah deer neil sexton was harry's commander on the ground. >> you go out there with the anticipation of having to use the apache's weapon systems and any collateral damage, and also to conduct yourself in a way that's safe in the most demanding of environments. >> i actually believe that his success on those apache aircraft was the making of harry. i think harry, who had spent all of his life being second best to his brother, being the spare, suddenly found something that he could do and could do better than anybody else. that gave him confidence that he had never, ever had before, and he just -- it changed him i think. >> when harry leaves the army after ten years of service, his future is uncertain. >> i don't think there were any

career options for a royal prince. it is easy for william. he is heading towards the throne. i think being royal for harry was a burden and a curse, because he was only the spare. what was his job? what was his way forward? >> as harry finds his way, another romance is on the rocks. this time with his girlfriend of two years, cressida bonas. >> she really did love him, but i think the situation of being with harry and the huge circus that came with it was overwhelming for her. >> i think cressida took one look at what life with harry would have involved and just turned her back on it. you know, she didn't want to be a princess? >> i don't think any -- any sane person wants to be a princess. >> who would want to be a royal princess? it is a burden. >> when we come back -- harry opens up about his royal role. >> he's living this life that he's been born into.

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♪ after graduating from northwestern university, meghan markle moves home to los angeles. she's eager to chase her acting dreams, but the industry is tough. >> that is an industry that is built on judging you and tearing you down and rejecting you and making you second guess your weight and your skin and your hair and your talent and your poise. >> it is brutal. it is brutal. >> harvey young was meghan's acting provesor in college. >> when you leave college, it is a pretty bleak world of just laying bear your soul as part of an audition before a casting agent, and then more often than not being told no. >> for meghan, her identity struggle is magnified in hollywood. >> what has she said about how

her race impacted her getting jobs? >> casting agents weren't always sure what to make of her. is she going out for a latino role? is she somehow maybe italian or even middle eastern or is she african-american, is she caucasian? she undoubtedly felt like at times casting agents through up their hands and went, never mind. >> passed over for big roles, meghan does get some small parts. >> thank you. >> what's going on? >> what do you mean? >> what i mean is you're way too cute to be the fedex girl. >> maybe she would have one scene or be there for a moment. i think she was on a bunch of the shows. she was famously a deal or no deal girl. she had her little moment opening one of the briefcases. >> she has said that her 20s were brutal. >> meghan struggled a lot. >> to become a successful actress, to be able to make a living, that's like winning a

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>> when they met she was still largely an aspiring actress. he was an aspiring producer. they were essentially at the same place in their careers, and then "suits" really took off and they weren't going in the same direction anymore. she was filming in toronto, he was in los angeles. there were thousands and thousands of miles between them. >> determined to use her position for good, meghan spends her free time advocating for women. during a panel discussion, meghan recounts how the success of the show emboldened her to stand up for herself. >> every script seemed to begin with, rachel enters wearing a towel. i said, nope, not doing it. at a certain point you feel empowered enough to just say no. >> she wanted to encourage other women to feel like they could speak up in the same way. >> and meghan uses her fame to fight for women's equality

across the world. as an ambassador for the nonprofit world vision, meghan travels to a remote village in rwanda where young girls walk hours every day to access clean water for their families. >> this is the water that she is going through all of this work to get. >> but all of that changes when the world vision team builds a new well. >> these girls are able to stay in school because they aren't walking hours a day to go and get water. this clean water source has changed the entire community. >> she has a sense that if she's been given a platform, if she has some influence, that there's a responsibility she has to use that for good. >> laura dewer is the chief marketing and development officer for world vision, and she travels with meghan to india in january of 2017. they visit local business woman suhani julatta in mumbai where

the lack of sanitary products and the stigma around m menstruation keeps young girls out of school. >> she creates maxi pads and she manufacturers them and has a team of sales people that go door-to-door talking to women about how they handle it. >> meghan comes home and writes an essay in "time" magazine, drawing attention to the barriers for girls across india, and she continues to mentor suhani to this day. >> she's really more than happy to, you know, have a call and just talk about the issues that might be experiencing or any help we need from her, whether it is in terms of fundraising or marking or any kind of support like that. >> this is not a celebrity who floats in, who needs a platform issue to associate with their, quote, unquote, brand. this is a woman who's had a

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summer 2017, it's been 20 year since princess diana's death and prince harry is speaking about it for the first time in a documentary for the bbc. >> when you're that young and something like that happens to you, i think it's lodged in your heart and your head and stays there for a very, very long time. >> for nearly two decades, harry says he held back his grief. >> he didn't really deal with what life without her meant. i think for a very long time. when he did finally confront it, it destabilize him and caused chaos for years. >> i spent a long time of my life with my head buried in the sand thinking i don't want to be prince harry, i don't want this

responsibility, i don't want this role. look what happened to my mother. why does this have to happen to me? >> harry even considered a drastic move. >> prince harry got so low he decided at one point he might leave the royal family. >> he's living this life he's born into, it's not his choice. i think he felt at times very cross about that. >> did diana's death affect harry differently than william? >> harry was that much longer. interestingly enough, last year, he admitted for the first time to mental health issues. you can't help but having a mental health issue in terms of having lost a parent. not being able to grieve in the same way as you or i might be able to do. he wasn't able to do that. so he bottled it all up inside him. >> now, harry is letting it all out, sharing his struggle as part of his heads together campaign with prince william and kate to end the stigma around mental health.

>> we talked about losing your mum at a young age. what's the point of bringing it up? it ain't going to change anything, it ain't going to bring her back. >> and he ultimately chooses a future he hopes will make his mother proud. >> i made an overwhelming connection to the children i met. >> something he shared with the bbc. >> now all i want to do is try and fill the holes my mother left and that's what it's about for us, trying to make a difference and in making a difference, making her proud. >> he spends much of his time work on the charity recreated for the children he met in africa. >> you look at harry's words with hiv and aids. that's something his mother smashed through the stigma of that when she was alive. >> and he's focused on the invictus games, an olympic-style competition he started to give

wounded veterans a chance to be defined by more than their injuries. >> it's life changing, it's really life changing for them. >> i think he used his own experience of loss and sadness and bereavement to help these soldiers. and the bereavement doesn't just mean losing someone. it means losing yourself, too. >> ehe's embraced who to he is. it took him a long time to get there, but he now fully understands that being prisz harry, he can make people's lives better. by putting his name to things. he's making a difference. >> through it all, harry has endeered himself to the public, becoming one of the most popular members of the royal family. >> harry is incredibly likable. and he is incredibly genuine. what you see is what you get. he is so natural with people. i think he's the most natural member of the family. he throws out the rule book.

>> and that makes him enormously valuable to the monarchy. >> the courtiers at buckingham palace used to say what are you going to do about harry? and now they're saying, what are you going to do with harry? because harry is a magic bullet. >> as harry helps carry the monarchy forward, he will continue to do things his own way -- like proposing to the woman he loves, not someone british royalty might expect. >> i think it's a wonderful coincidence that harry has fallen in love with somebody who is american, mixed race, divorced and a career woman. she is very representative of our society today. and i think that makes the monarchy much more user friendly. and in geg han, harry has found someone who can cope with the role and is not afraid of the spotlight. >> meghan was utterly

enchanting. she behaved as if she had been doing it all her life. >> today, hoary and meghan got married here at st. george's chapel. it was a very traditional wedding for this very modern royal couple. >> meghan and harry love story is a wonderful story. >> she does what she feels comes naturally. and harry is the most relaxed member of the royal family. >> do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> oh, yes, i do. that was immediately my first thought. you know, this could be a problem. because harry and meghan are a very compelling couple. they're very charismatic and very relaxed and easy. the cameras will follow them. >> william and kate, there's much more rigidity to them.

as possibly there has to be because he's going to be king. >> to some who have known the family well, harry and meghan will play a critical role in the monarc monarchy's future. >> the world's view of the british monarchy is probably going to be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and kate. certainly by charlotte and camilla. that's a very unusual situation. >> the royal family need harry to bridge the gap between the people and the monarchy. because without that connection, the royal family wouldn't survive. >> as he has his whole life, prince harry will likely continue to be a star in the royal show. with his irresistible appeal down to earth charm and, like his mother, a natural ability to connect. with meghan by his side, this modern royal couple are on course to redefine britain's

most famous family and change the monarchy forever. >> the following is a cnn special report. the most famous and photographed woman in the world. a princess with style and substance. a loving mother. >> diana was born to be a mother. >> passionate advocate. >> it's all around the world. >> through it all, her every move scrutinized and scandalized. >> she was followed everywhere. i think she found that time very difficult. >> behind the flash bulbs, a life marred by loneliness. >> she wanted her freedom.