"Follow The Sussexes": Harsh Criticisms Of Meghan Markle And Prince Harry For Their Reality Shows Project
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to star in their own Netflix reality show
Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan Markle, 39, have agreed to film a reality show of their life for Netflix, and now the couple is being labeled "hypocritical" due to their repeated confidentiality requests. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were initially only required to stay behind the camera during their multi-year contract with the streaming platform, but a source told The Sun that Markle wants the world to see who she is.
The royal couple will allow Netflix cameras to follow them for three months in a documentary series about their new life in Hollywood and away from Buckingham Palace. according to the British newspaper report.
Another source insisted that the documentary series will focus primarily on their "philanthropy rather than what they do behind closed doors," and it is unclear whether cameras will be allowed in their new $ 14 million mansion.
"But it will continue to be a fascinating sight and Meghan hopes that viewers can see her true personality." A source told The Sun.
However, royal experts weighed heavily on the couple who claimed that part of their retirement from the royal family and their subsequent move was to start a new life outside of the UK and away from the press. . "They told us they went to California in search of more privacy, so it all sounds pretty hypocritical," Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, told The Sun. "It's extraordinary. This is exactly what they said they would not do. "
Former government minister Norman Baker accused the couple of “clearly exploiting their ties to Buckingham Palace despite having renounced their royal duties. "Let's be frank about this, Netflix wouldn't offer much to Harry due to his interesting views, Baker told" Good Morning Britain "on Monday. They offer him the transaction because of his ties to the royal family, which therefore exploits "his position of power," he said, asking Harry's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, to remove her royal titles from Sussex.
The show's host, former “America’s Got Talent” star Piers Morgan, blamed the former “Suits” star. "He took our prince and now Ms. Privacy is making a $ 150 million documentary where every part of his life will be filmed. "Was asked on Monday's program.
Netflix told The Sun that the Sussexes have "several ongoing projects, including a groundbreaking nature documentary series and an animated series celebrating inspiring women." "But we're not releasing anything from the lineup right now," the streaming service said.
The lucrative deal already appears to have helped the couple further sever ties with the royal family, as it was announced that they will fully reimburse taxpayers the £ 2.4 million they used to renovate their home in Windsor, Frogmore. . Chalet.
Last week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were accused of "crossing the line" after a lightly veiled coup against Donald Trump when they urged Americans to come and vote in the upcoming election. In the couple's most important intervention, Harry urged voters to "Reject hate speech, misinformation and negativity online."
During a television appearance to mark Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People list, Meghan, who made no secret of her dislike for Trump, described the November Vote as the most important election of her life. Meanwhile, Harry complained that he was never able to exercise his democratic right to vote due to the convention that, as a member of the British royal family, he had to remain politically neutral.
Consulted by the sayings of the marriage, Trump did not hesitate to speak of Meghan Markle in the White House. “I'm not a fan of him. I wish Harry good luck because he will need it, said the president.
