Harry clearly blamed the press for the miscarriage. Which is understandable. But it isn’t acceptable (imo) to allow such misinformation to go unchallenged and call your programme a documentary. Particularly when a fair chunk of your ‘documentary’ is about misinformation in the media.
Having watched episode 4-6 I think Harry and Meghan are two very damaged people who see hatred and lies where they don’t exist. Neither is cut out for the level of scrutiny that being in the royal family entails. They blame the press (when really social media is a million times worse) and his family (when the approach of “ignore it and it’ll go away” is better long term).
The whole premise of the documentary is that they’re much wronged, totally innocent and a truly great love story. But, in reality, they have much privilege which (at least partially) offsets the wrongs done to them, they are partially culpable for how they’re perceived (they’re hypocrites about the environment and he is about racism, for example) and there are a huge number of people who having loving marriages (what they have is good, but not particularly special).
Other than that, what is noticeable is how Harry is still so damaged by the loss of Diana. I’m astounded that he has never managed to get effective mental health treatment to enable him to live a happy life. I hope that now he’s had his say (incorrect though I believe it is) he will be able to find some peace.
Finally, I think the documentary was quite dishonest in the representation of Meghan’s case against the Mail. She won on “copyright infringement” grounds, not privacy.