Correct, they never said a senior royal.
When Meghan related the situation, during the earlier part of the interview, I think she said she wouldn’t say who said it as it would be too damaging.
When Harry was asked about it when he joined the interview later, he said he would never reveal what had been said.
I’m really torn on this - and I know I’ll be told I shouldn’t be. On the one hand, a victim should not be compelled to release more than they want to say. On the other hand, when it’s alluded to so publicly, which will naturally lead to intense speculation covering just about everyone in the family, that doesn’t feel right.
I know this is very basic, but the basis of our laws are “innocent until proven guilty”. By that, I DON’T mean that I assume whoever it is did not make the comment. Far from it. But I do think that, if you make an allegation, then you need to provide the full facts. If your aim is to expose a wrong-doing - and to hope that, from that, it is in some way righted by fundamental changes - then the fundamental details need to be known.
If it’s very damaging to the person then I, for one, would like to know who it is. Because I don’t want to be blindly supporting one of a number of people without knowing the truth.
Am not sure I’ve articulated that well, but it’s late!