In the upcoming second part of the Netflix documentary "Harry & Meghan," Prince Harry makes startling allegations against his older brother, William, suggesting that his family is willing to lie to protect him.
The Duke of Sussex also accuses the royal institution of orchestrating a campaign to spread false stories about him and Meghan Markle.
The official trailer for the documentary portrays Harry and Meghan reflecting on their decision to step back from royal duties and relocate to California, describing it as a "flight to freedom." Meghan asserts, "They weren't throwing me to the wolves; they were feeding me to the wolves." The trailer further claims that the royal family actively recruited individuals to disseminate false narratives about the couple.
Harry, in a candid moment, declares, "They lied to protect my brother, but they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us." The clip features footage of the Sussexes enjoying family life in California, emphasizing the sense of liberation they found post-Megxit.
While the trailer suggests privacy concerns as a motivation for leaving London, Harry and Meghan clarify that their decision was not explicitly linked to privacy issues. They emphasize their desire to continue public roles and duties, and any narrative suggesting otherwise is deemed false.
The first three episodes of the docuseries premiered on December 8, with the remaining three set to air on December 15. The initial episodes focused on the couple's courtship and early years, while the upcoming ones promise to delve into Harry's strained relationship with William and his departure from royal duties.
Prince William has reportedly declared that he will never watch his brother's Netflix show and has advised friends not to escalate conflicts by commenting on the series. The Prince of Wales is said to be focused on the future and official duties rather than engaging in a back-and-forth with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Despite Meghan's claims in the documentary about being unprepared for royal life, royal sources assert that she was provided with guidance, including a 30-point dossier on her future role and a list of experts to assist her. The documentary unfolds with Meghan discussing the lack of formal training and guidance upon joining the royal family, challenging conventional protocols.
As the documentary unfolds, the royal family's response and public reactions remain topics of anticipation, considering the potential impact on their public image and the ongoing tensions within the family.
