Meghan Markle has long warned us that she’ll have her say about her time in the royal family, and this week the announcement finally came out. Meghan and husband Prince Harrywill sit with Oprah Winfrey for a 90-minute tell-all interview that finally lays bare what led to their stunning split from the royal family — and importantly, in the Duchess’ own words. But what will strike Meghan’s fans as a long-awaited opportunity to set the record straight will undoubtedly cause distress in the UK, where the royal family’s history with tell-all TV interviews is among their darkest moments. In particular, it was a teenage Prince William who was traumatized by seeing mother Princess Diana’s bombshell 1995 Panorama interview in which she discloses, among other things, her affairs during her marriage to Prince Charles. In fact, William had as recently as this year supported an investigation into how that interview was conducted, agreeing it was likely Diana was improperly pushed to reveal such personal matters on TV. It’s clear that William and Harry have had vastly different reactions to their mother’s traumatic experiences with the press. But we question how quickly William will be able to move past Harry hurting him so similarly to Diana.