In an unexpected twist, Meghan, likely feeling the heat from Samantha Markle's impending lawsuit, swiftly removed a six-part Netflix documentary.
The Sussexes had initially showcased the documentary on their Archewell platform, where they had previously mocked the Queen's curtsy. Despite their apparent efforts to erase all traces, Archewell is still credited with the production, hinting that their pride in their love story might not be as steadfast as portrayed.
The six-part documentary has vanished from the Archewell Productions website, and while it remains on Spotify, questions arise about their commitment to the project.
It seems that Megan's attempt to eliminate evidence is linked to Samantha's lawsuit. Samantha's legal team argues that, as producers, Harry and Meghan are responsible for every word in the documentary, making them liable for defamation against Samantha.
Despite their attempts to remove and conceal content, the documentary is still available on Netflix, leading to speculation about Meghan's motives behind her apparent panic. Megan's legal team is currently seeking to dismiss the suit, claiming it lacks merit.
In the lawsuit, Samantha alleges that Megan made false and reckless statements damaging her reputation, citing instances from the Oprah Winfrey interview and the Netflix series.
Amid changing narratives and legal battles, the elusive truth remains unclear, and Megan's attorneys are pushing for the case's dismissal, arguing it lacks a solid foundation. According to news.com.au, Megan might also have to address questions about the royal racism allegations as part of the lawsuit, allegations she made to Oprah and reiterated in Omid Scobie's book "Endgame."
These accusations were directed at King Charles III and Princess Katherine. Samantha's lawyer believes that this issue needs exploration as part of the lawsuit, highlighting Megan's reasons for distancing herself from her family.
If Samantha's defamation case against Megan succeeds, it could expose Megan's deceitful actions and further tarnish her reputation, similar to the exposure during her court case over a letter. Megan might experience a taste of her own medicine, considering her history of suing people for perceived slights. Samantha's motive is not financial; she seeks only $775,000 to expose her sister's alleged lies and reclaim some of the reputation damaged by false tabloid stories.
