In a surprising twist, Meghan Markle, feeling the heat of potential legal repercussions from Samantha's lawsuit, swiftly removed a six-part Netflix documentary from the Archewell Productions website.
The documentary, which had previously featured mocking content about the Queen's curtsy, is no longer available on the Archewell Productions website, though traces of it remain credited in the production. Despite attempts to erase any evidence, the documentary is still accessible on Spotify, prompting speculation about Meghan's commitment to it.
Notably, the Harkle love story, as depicted in the mockumentary, appears to have vanished, raising questions about the couple's portrayal of their journey.
Insiders suggest that Megan's rush to delete the documentary is linked to Samantha's defamation lawsuit. Samantha's lawyer argues that, as producers, Harry and Megan are responsible for every word in the documentary, potentially defaming Samantha.
Despite efforts to hide content, the documentary remains on Netflix, prompting speculation about Meghan's actions and potential panic. Megan's legal team seeks to dismiss the lawsuit, claiming it lacks merit, while Samantha alleges that Megan's false statements in the Oprah Winfrey interview and Netflix series have damaged her reputation.
In a separate development, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry face warnings about the potential consequences of their recent mockery at the Golden Globes. Comedian Joe Koy humorously poked fun at the couple during the event, advising the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to be cautious about global humiliation.
Mark Borman highlights the significance of public figures balancing public acclaim and criticism, emphasizing that mockery on a global stage can have lasting impacts on public perception. The Sussexes' absence from the Golden Globes is seen by some as a strategic move to distance themselves from the humiliation, potentially signaling a fresh start for Meghan. The delicate balance between public image and criticism remains a challenge for the couple as they navigate evolving narratives and legal battles.
