Really good point here. At the time of the Queen’s death, both Spare and the Netflix doc were in the can, and everyone knew they were imminent. Allegedly, H&M had already been caught filming/recording or trying to film/record around the palaces before they left the UK. They were quite happy to say some damaging stuff on Oprah about his family. William may well have had an awareness that his communications were not in safe hands with these two.
In any event, I find Harry’s bleating that his brother wasn’t doing this or that for him on the day of the Queen’s death somewhat pathetic. The eldest son of the man who was about to be thrust into the biggest role of his life may have had other things to do than sort out his absentee, grown up brother’s transportation logistics. Like supporting his father, supporting /communicating with his wife and children, being on standby for assisting in everything that must have been going on that day and what was to come. The long written protocols for what was to come must have been immense.
Also, the notion that Harry was unaware of the extent of his grandmother’s illness is ridiculous. Literally the whole country could see it, as well as the world’s press, that Harry apparently scours. At the very least, the York sisters were in touch with him and would have made him aware that their beloved granny was near to her end.
There’s also a subcontext to all this that Harry was the most important person on his grandmother’s life, and his not seeing her before her death was a more aggregious wrong than anyone else who was close to her not seeing her. This is all part of his deluded notion that he was her absolute favourite grandchild, and his claims that he had to keep an eye on her to make sure the people around her weren’t doing her wrong.
This is all just a deflected guilt trip on Harry’s part. He had the chance to visit when the Queen Was at Balmoral at the end, and he blew it and he knows it. And sorry, I don’t believe for a minute that they have not fed this stuff to Scobie; and if they didn’t, then they should probably sue him, since they are quite happy to stand up for “their truth” via litigation.