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“Then Hurftul!”, “Harry the bad guyand “an unashamedly one-sided story full of half-truths”. There was little positive commentary on the front pages of British newspapers this morning about the Netflix documentary that appeared yesterday. Harry and Meghan.
In the series In six episodes, the first three of which were online yesterday, Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan talk about their negative experiences with the tabloid press and their decision to distance yourself of the British royal family. The documentary was eagerly anticipated, but in the first three episodes, the pair mostly delve into what they said earlier in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
However, according to several British newspapers, the series is quite painful. The British royal family is according to the Daily Express”deeply disturbedfrom the series’ allegations. The Daily Mail also writes that sources within the royal family are angry at criticism of the recently deceased Queen Elizabeth. The series is seen by the royal family as an “attack on the Queen’s legacy” according to the newspaper .
A moment that highlights Metro: Harry suggests in the series that the men of the British royal family marry someone who fits the picture, instead of for love. A smirk at brother William and wife Kate, Metro claims on its front page.
Daily Mirror makes front page appeal for the ‘royal circus“. The newspaper writes that Harry and William continue to bicker while thousands of “ordinary” Britons are faced with the choice between eating and keeping warm.
According to several outlets, disagreements also arose between Netflix and the British royal family over the claim in the series that the royal family refused to comment. Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace tell al BBC who received an email from an unknown organization, after which an attempt was made to find out the authenticity of this at Archewell Productions and Netflix. This wasn’t going to work.
