A recent disclosure suggests that Prince Harry and Megan Markle brought a Netflix crew not only to the Windsor walkout at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral but also to Prince Philip's funeral.
The revelation surfaced during a conversation between a talk TV host and royal expert Jenny Bond, who discussed claims that Prince William invited his estranged brother and sister-in-law for the notorious walkout in September 2022. According to the host, he observed a Netflix crew trailing Harry and Megan at a distance of 100 yards during the walkout.
There have also been persistent allegations that Megan wore a microphone during her interactions with the crowd, receiving condolences for the Queen's death.
Bond highlighted the assumption that the walkout of the Fab Four aimed at reconciliation after the Sussexes left the Royal fold. However, she expressed frustration at the possibility that this private and intimate moment was secretly filmed for personal monetary gain, calling it sneaky, underhanded, and disrespectful.
Notably, Megan Markle was reportedly attempting to sell information and footage to U.S. broadcasters. Additionally, Prince Harry brought a camera to Prince Philip's funeral and reportedly manipulated the queue to secure a lucrative shot. This move was seen as a deliberate breach of protocol and an attempt to use his brother for financial gain.
Recently, a source close to an insider revealed a conflict between Netflix and the royals, each blaming the other for filming during the funeral. The source hinted at a potential lawsuit at the Royal Court in 2024, with Netflix and the Sussexes facing summons. Allegations include Netflix compromising the security of the royal family and ignoring orders against entering Palace grounds with cameras.
The source emphasized the seriousness of the situation, suggesting that Netflix needs to answer questions about their actions. The unauthorized entry of cameras into Palace grounds, in violation of explicit orders, could lead to legal consequences for Megan and Harry.
