After the huge financial settlement contributed by The Queen last year, I believe neither side's been allowed to discuss the case publicly because of the inclusion of a gagging order. Interestingly, the gag order expires next month which means, despite the millions awarded to Virginia Guiffre, she can start voicing the horrible experience she endured at the hands of Epstein and Prince Andrew. So it's going to start being an utter nightmare for him again.
After watching the whole H&M documentary, it is quite apparent that they don't endlessly 'slag' off the RF. Rather, they focus on the relationship the media has with the RF. The documentary talks about their childhood before they met, how they met, Harry's life under the spotlight, how Meghan and both of them as a couple have been portrayed by the media. They even cover the subject of slavery and highlight how, shockingly, as Enslaved did with Samuel L Jackson that it was only in 2015 that British tax payers finished 'paying off' the debt which the British government incurred to compensate British slave owners as a result of the abolition of slavery in 1835. Not many people were taught that at school, so it's a positive that H&M used their platform (they knew so many would watch. You may argue this point, but it is/was Number 1 on Netflix) to inform others.
There seems to be a recurring argument by some that H&M want their privacy, but can't seem to keep out of the spotlight, forever wanting to promote their podcast, book, and documentary, etc. I feel as though people are cherry picking here, only wanting to accept black 'n' white scenarios and not accept that, like most things in life, situations can be grey. H&M want to make their mark in the world. They have a lot in common, enjoy their activism and charitable work. All of that requires them having to raise their profiles. Meghan pretty much did all of this with her lifestyle blog the Tig or something like that. While I did think it was very odd of her to document and take so many photos and videos of their trip to Africa and even when H proposed, looking at the bigger picture, that's what she's like: constantly wanting content to document (or she did for the Tig). Just because they wanted to leave the confines of TRF it doesn't mean they have to live in impoverished surroundings. They are still allowed to try and earn a living and to do what they love and trying to make a change.