It was obvious that the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle docuseries would blow up the British press, but what few expected was for the debate to occupy all the space on the networks.
Two days and three deliveries have been enough for 'Harry & Meghan' to unleash a controversial battle on social networks and the press. The Netflix docuseries came with the promise of shaking up everything we think we know about the best-known monarchy in the world and it has succeeded.
A documentary with the most controversial royal couple to date that does not go unnoticed and that everyone is already talking about. Prince Harry and Meghan Marke are open, understanding and apparently very sincere about their study, but their allegations have caused a wave of criticism.
In these first three episodes, it has not only been revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex met thanks to social networks, but has also delved even further into the alleged racism of the British Royal House against Meghan Markle, the royal rudeness and also the media harassment to which they have been exposed, especially Meghan.
The couple sat in front of the camera with confidence and with them other voices of friends could be heard supporting their version. However, as expected, none of these voices have been well received.
In the last two days the press has been filled with headlines about the documentary and everything has been read. From headlines that point to Harry and Meghan as "victims" to those who do so as "victimists", a very different nuance.
The networks, for their part, have also sparked discord and in them you can read all kinds of comments. Of course, what everyone seems to agree on is that this docuseries could have declared war on the monarchy and some British political figures are already talking about stripping the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of all the titles and privileges they have left.
One of the moments that remember Queen Elizabeth II has been especially criticized, as Meghan Markle remembers what this first meeting was like and some British citizens found it disrespectful.
Furthermore, since the documentary was released, many figures from around the world have been commenting on whether the events recounted in this piece are true or not.
If there is something that has been repeated endlessly, it is "who is the real victim?", since it seems that no one can agree. Thus, while some point to the Crown, others think that Meghan Markle was attacked and harassed with racist comments, and others point out that Harry had to abandon her family for her.
Among all these comments there are also those who directly support the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and who have valued their risk and bravery when it comes to sitting in front of the camera to show the world what their version of this story is.
Be that as it may, what is clear is that, in the absence of releasing another three episodes, 'Harry & Meghan' is already giving a lot of talk and is going to become an essential piece to understand all the points of view of the conflict of the British monarchy.
