Some British media attacked the duo (Samir Hussein/Getty)
platform launch Netflix Today, Thursday, a series of documentaries about Prince Harry and his wife Megan Marklewhich could open the door to further criticism of the royal family in Britain.
And the trailers indicate that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down from their royal duties and moved to California two years ago, are facing more embarrassing criticisms of Harry’s father. King Charles And to his older brother prince william.
The first three of the six episodes will be released today, Thursday.
The monarchy witnessed its biggest crisis in decades in March last year, due to Interview released by the famous American talk show host Oprah Winfrey With the couple they accused the royal family of racism and abuse.
“When the stakes are so high, wouldn’t it make sense to hear our story?” says Meghan Markle, 41, in a clip posted by Netflix.
Harry, 38, says in a caravan: “No one knows the whole truth… We know the whole truth.” In another clip, he refers to people who work for the royal family and inform reporters of news about its members, describing the matter as a “dirty game”.
Neither Buckingham Palace nor Kensington Palace, where William’s office is located, will comment ahead of the release of the documentary series, which comes a week after a racial dispute involving William’s 83-year-old godmother led to her resignation from his honorary role as an assistant in the royal family.
Speculation over the documentary dominated British newspapers for a week, with much of the coverage largely aimed negatively at the couple, with them accused of making millions off their royal status while attacking their family.
The Sun wrote in an editorial: ‘The trailer is an act of war… These couples are not only willing to bite the hand that fed them, they relish it, and seize every opportunity to harm their beloved father. , Harry’s brother and sister-in-law. law.”
The Daily Mail’s tone was similarly scathing. Its editorial said, “It is clear that the documentary will be a distorted parody. It may be their truth, but it is hardly a truth that millions of people in this country will recognize.”
(Reuters)
