If you missed the Oprah interview with Meghan and Harry, you're in luck. And even if you can't watch the rerun, the interview is still streaming online, and we have all the info you need to find it.

The highly anticipated CBS two-hour special originally aired on March 7 and featured Prince Harry and Meghan Markle discussing their departure from the British royal family. As talk show queen Oprah Winfrey said beforehand, "No topic is off limits." Meghan and Harry spilled all over the royal tea about facing racism and mental health issues.

The interview was broadcast in the UK by ITV Monday and is still making headlines in Harry's home country. Oddly, however, the Meghan and Harry Oprah special was not available on demand on Paramount Plus.

In an interview, the Duchess of Sussex confessed that she had been suicidal during her pregnancy and said that life within the British royal family was so difficult that she sometimes thought she "didn't want to live anymore."

She also revealed that a royal official had expressed "concern" about what color skin Archie, her son, would be when he was born.

She also said that the royal institution played "an active role in perpetuating falsehoods about us" and corrected false headlines accusing Kate Middleton of making her cry. Instead, Meghan said the opposite was true, that the Duchess of Cambridge had brought her to tears for Harry and Meghan's wedding (she later apologized).

According to the BBC, the interview developed into a "crisis meeting involving senior royals." Queen Elizabeth II issued a statement saying that "the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how difficult the last few years have been for Harry and Meghan," and that "the issues raised, particularly those of race, are of concern." She also said that "some recollections may differ, but they are taken very seriously and will be addressed privately by the family."

If you missed the Oprah interview with Meghan and Harry and want to stream it online or catch a repeat broadcast, we have all the details below for you.

American viewers will be able to watch a repeat of Meghan and Harry's Oprah interview on Friday, March 12 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

If you already have cable TV turned off, you can watch "Meghan and Harry on Oprah" online using several live TV streaming services. We recommend FuboTV, one of the best streaming services on the market.

Rebroadcasts of the interview will also stream through your local CBS affiliate of Paramount Plus, which offers a free, one-month trial for checking out new streaming services.

If you can't watch Meghan and Harry's interview reruns, don't worry, they are also streaming online via the CBS website. It is completely free to watch, and no login or account is required. Just click on the big "Watch now" button on the home page.

Those who do not live in the U.S. cannot watch, but fortunately, anyone can easily watch Meghan and Harry's interview online, anywhere in the world, simply by using a VPN service.

Just because CBS is not available everywhere does not mean you have to miss the Oprah With Meghan and Harry interview. It's very easy to watch it along with the rest of the Internet. With the right VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can stream the show from anywhere.

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Canadians can catch a repeat of the Oprah With Meghan and Harry interview on Global TV at 8pm ET.

Oprah With Meghan and Harry's interview will not be repeated on ITV, but that's okay because you can catch up on it on ITV Hub.

You need to sign in (free) to watch and it will not work outside the UK unless you access the site using the best VPN service like ExpressVPN.

In Australia, Harry and Meghan's interview aired on Network 10 and is now streaming on the 10Play on demand site.

Not that these two need any introduction, but let me briefly summarize. Prince Harry, grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, second son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana, and brother of Prince William, married former actress Meghan Markle, best known for starring in the legal drama Suits in 2018. A year later, their first child, Archie, was born.

In early 2020, Harry and Meghan announced that they would step down from their roles as senior royals and leave the United Kingdom to work to become financially independent. Since then, they have settled in Los Angeles, signed deals with Spotify and Netflix, and are currently expecting a baby.

Their departure from the royal family was recently finalized when Prince Harry appeared on James Corden's late-night show to discuss the impact of racist and harmful media coverage on their mental health. One topic not covered in the pre-recorded interview was the Palace's recent decision to launch an investigation into claims that Princess Meghan had bullied staff members.