The second half of the documentary series deals with Harry and Meghan’s departure from the royal family. Not only are the British media speculating about what will be heard in the works that will be published on Thursday morning.
The most shocking thing we can see in the trailer is when Harry mentions his brother. “They liked to lie to protect my brother. They were never willing to tell the truth to protect us,” Harry says in the trailer. It’s not clear who they mean. It’s generally believed that it should be about the Palace (however, Harry could also be referring to the media).
Harry and Meghan Documentary: Footage doesn’t add up and some of the claims aren’t true
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Meghan’s strong statement also supports this theory. “I wasn’t just thrown to the wolves. They fed me to the wolves,” says the Duchess of Sussex. Harry also talks about institutional gaslighting. This is a form of psychological manipulation in which the perpetrator tries to sow doubts in the target victim so that they then question their memory, perception of reality or common sense.
The broadcast of the first three episodes caused a wave of criticism in the British Isles, mainly due to the use of footage from other events or misleading or even false claims. According to one of the palace sources, Harry and Meghan are believed to be trying to cause a storm in a teacup. Whether this is indeed the case will become clear on Thursday.
Netflix has released the first three episodes of the explosive Harry and Meghan documentary
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