There have been frequent allegations that the Duchess of Sussex wore a microphone during her interactions with the crowd as she received condolences for the Queen's death. The host's revelation followed Bond's explanation that the walkout of the Fab Four was initially assumed to be a step towards reconciliation after a turbulent period since the Sussexes left the Royal fold. However, Bond noted that if reconciliation was William's intention, it hasn't worked as expected. She expressed frustration that such a private and intimate moment was covertly filmed for the couple's financial gain, contrasting it with palace photographers documenting official engagements.
In addition to these claims, it is asserted that Meghan Markle attempted to sell information and footage to US broadcasters. There are allegations that a recording device was visible under her dress. Furthermore, during Prince Philip's funeral, Prince Harry is accused of bringing a camera and intentionally breaking protocol by jumping the queue to get a favorable shot. Some commentators speculate that this was a deliberate move to keep William and Harry apart.
Recent sources close to an insider have revealed tensions between Netflix and the royal family. They blame each other for the filming controversy during the funeral, with suggestions that Netflix may have compromised the security of the royal family and the Commonwealth. The insider mentioned a potential lawsuit at the Royal Court in 2024, as Meghan and Harry may be summoned due to their association with Netflix. The accusation includes Netflix cameras entering Palace grounds, despite explicit orders prohibiting such actions. The palace reportedly saw images taken on its grounds in the Harkle documentary, raising multiple concerns and leaving questions unanswered.
