Linn Carratt, a representative from Pressbox PR, shared her perspective on the matter, stating, "I don't think it's a PR stunt by Harry himself to include swipes at William and how Charles has no relationship with Harry's children. The interviews used in the documentary also go back many years, and at some point, Harry's relationship with his family would have been at an all-time low. He may have said things in the interviews that he may have thought better of later and thought, 'Maybe I shouldn't have said that,' or perhaps it was interpreted incorrectly."
While it is not surprising news that King Charles does not have a relationship with his grandchildren and that there may be sibling rivalry within the family, these aspects may have been highlighted in the documentary to attract viewers by creating the impression that Harry has made new comments about his family. Commenting on this strategy, Carratt added, "This is a normal way to promote a TV program. You want viewers to tune in, and if they think it will be interesting, they will listen to it. And let's not forget that Americans love anything related to the British royal family."
Despite the discussion surrounding these remarks, the overall tone of the documentary is reported to be positive. It is well known that Harry has been at odds with the royal family for some time, particularly since stepping down as a senior member in early 2020. Currently residing in the United States with his wife Meghan Markle and their children, 4-year-old Prince Archie and 2-year-old Princess Lilibet, Prince Harry continues to navigate his unique path.
The documentary offers audiences an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Prince Harry's journey, shedding light on his mission, family dynamics, and the significance of the Invictus Games in his life.
