The problem they have is overtime it’s become so easy to not believe anything they say. And this is a real issue if you are hoping to have any kind of success commercially or for your charitable causes.
Together they’re been bizarrely inconsistent with even the most simple stories about their lives - how they met - the first date story has changed several times, the proposal story was told one way and then shown on video as something else, the racism against unborn Archie story has had four different versions at least.
Separately they are problematic too.
Harry admits in print that his memory doesn’t always work accurately and proves it by telling several stories in Spare that can be show to be completely untrue. How he heard about the Queen Mum’s death is one example.
Meghan has to add dramatic flourishes to every story about herself which starts to make you doubt everything she says - weeping when the lights when down at the theatre event the night she told Harry she felt suicidal.
She might have felt like crying inside but she claims she was ‘weeping’ every time the lights went down without thinking how it’s possible to look at the footage and see absolutely no evidence - no red eyes, no smudged makeup, no tear tracks, no one around her noticing anything and it would definitely have been remarked on at the time.
I’m fairly sure the ‘near catastrophic’ car ‘chase’ in New York is her phrasing because it’s such a dramatic way to describe a fairly mundane walking pace pap hassle.