Harry and Meghan

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Just finished watching the last 3 episodes of the Netflix documentaries and to be honest, I thought they were boring and not at all explosive as we the audience were led.
Seeing as it was all published over the media; it’s stuff we didn’t already know.

At first I thought Harry was doing the right thing for his family following what happened to his mother, but my opinion has changed drastically- they moved because they wanted the privacy, but then they go on the largest chat show platform in the world and make damaging revelations about the royal family… followed 18 months later by this series of documentaries followed again by a book in January. Is there any need to this hypocrisy?
I really can’t see any way forward for Harry and his family - irrespective of what happened - two sides to a story and that. I will be very surprised to see them at Charles’ coronation in May next year.

Does anyone find that Piers Morgan has been going OTT too?

If only this website had a section dedicated to chat about the Royal Family.

They come across as nice enough, as self absorbed as I’d expect a born Prince and an American celebrity to be.

Personally I think it is clear Harry is not particularly bright, Meghan is the intellectual power in the relationship.

Certainly I think they are being honest in saying they are talking about the truth as they perceive it.

They said they wanted privacy, not total obscurity - I’ve always taken from that, that they want to be able to control coverage around their children, the utter hatred levelled at Meghan. So no, I don’t see any hypocrisy in them doing the documentary.

Agree there’s absolutely no way back from the documentary in terms of Harry’s relationship with is father and brother. Perhaps that’s why he’s done it.

I hope they remain happy together because there is potential for huge regret on Harry’s part if they do not. Not so much Meghan, she is a stronger character and has lost less than him.