The host recounted his own experience of that day, revealing that he noticed a Netflix group following Harry and Megan 100 yards behind them. Additionally, it's alleged that the Duchess of Sussex had a microphone when interacting with the crowd during condolences for the Queen's passing. Bond suggested that the departure of the Fab V's was initially seen as a step toward reconciliation, but whether that was William's intention remains uncertain. The host expressed frustration at the secret filming of personal and intimate moments for financial gain, contrasting it with palace photographers documenting public engagements.
Furthermore, Megan Markle is accused of attempting to sell information and footage to TV stations, including an invasive recording under her dress. At Prince Philip's funeral, Prince Harry is said to have brought a camera, breaking protocol by jumping into the line to stand closer to William. Some commentators speculate that this move was intentional to create the perception of closeness to the British royal family for personal gain.
Recent sources suggest tension between Netflix and the royals, with blame being shifted to the film crew for breaching royal security during the funeral. A royal court case is potentially looming in 2024, as insiders reveal that Netflix and Harry might be summoned. The source claims that Netflix knowingly breached palace orders by allowing cameras into the grounds, despite being explicitly prohibited. This defiance of orders has raised questions about Netflix's accountability, especially after supporting Meghan's controversial publicity stunt. The situation is complex, and there may be more explanations awaiting clarification from Netflix.
