We've got the inside scoop on how exactly Britons are feeling after the bombs that were dropped during the tell-all interview on Sunday.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's announcement that they were stepping back from the royal family this year was followed by a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, which revealed several serious reasons for their departure.

After the events of the highly scandalous interview, it became pretty evident how the American public has been feeling since the interview nearly broke the internet.

However, how are those from the UK feeling? We have the inside scoop on a report from Piplsay, a global consumer research platform, that gives us a pretty good idea.

The platform surveyed 12,037 Briton participants to get their viewpoint on all things royal.

The results are as follows.

• 40% of Britons think Harry and Meghan failed to live up to their responsibilities, while 36% believe they were rightful in their withdrawal from the family and deserve a chance at normalcy

• 56% think that expectations for the couple to stay faithful to the monarchy, and to re-energize it, were justified

• 58% of Britons think the country should refrain from obsessing over the royal family as they used to

• 11% of Britons believe the monarchy is too old-fashioned and compromising

• 66% felt as though it was justified for the institution to remove the honorary titles rescinded after leaving the monarchy, while 19% thought the decision was too harsh.

• 44% of Britons thought the ex-royal couple's departure was fueled by the scrutiny placed upon them by the media, while 36% concluded that the media was only doing their job.

Morgan has, for a long time, made his dislike for Markle clear, and more recently, his opinions have put him in some hot water. He took to Twitter after viewing the ex-royal interview and vocalized his disbelief that there was truth to their words.