Harry and Meghan

The first three episodes of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's long-awaited Netflix series are finally here. It comes exactly three months after the Queen's death ...

They even partied into the night with Prince Harry’s cousin Eugenie and her now-husband, Jack Brooksbank. But maybe that’s the point they’re trying to get across: they’re just a normal couple with a normal love story. Her saying to me ‘if you get in trouble just don’t get caught’.” What am I part of?” I guess those were the moments where I thought wait, who am I? “When my mum died we had two hats to wear ... What am I? Their first kiss was in a bumpy Land Cruiser ride. For the royal family, the timing of this new docuseries couldn’t be worse. He was late to their first date after getting stuck in traffic, she was late to their second, cheesy text messages pop up on the screen. two grieving sons ... Harry tells the Kardashian-style confession cam that “This is a great love story and the craziest thing is I think this love story is only just getting started.”

The first three episodes of the six-part series titled "Harry & Meghan" are released on Netflix.

- The duke compares Meghan to Princess Diana, saying: "So much of what Meghan is, and how she is, is so similar to my mum. and "are you harming your family, Harry?" He adds: "She sacrificed everything she ever knew, the freedom that she had, to join me in my world. "But what people need to understand is, as far as a lot of the family were concerned, everything that she was being put through, they had been put through as well. On Tuesday, Prince Harry and Meghan faced awkward questions from reporters including "are you putting money before family?" - Harry says his family were "incredibly impressed" with Meghan when they first met her. Netflix and the Sussexes' production company Archewell have not commented. He says he believes the media see his trauma as its "narrative to control" "So it was almost like a rite of passage, and some of the members of the family were like 'my wife had to go through that, so why should your girlfriend be treated any differently? Speaking in episode two, Harry says members of the Royal Family questioned why Meghan should be protected from newspaper headlines. But once it has been pointed out, or identified within yourself you then need to make it right." "My job is to keep my family safe.

LONDON — (AP) — Britain's monarchy braced for more bombshells to be lobbed over the palace gates Thursday as Netflix released the first three episodes of a ...

That is followed by a picture of a photographer perched on another balcony as Harry and Meghan walk with their young son Archie down below. [a senior member of the royal household interrogated her](https://apnews.com/article/entertainment-london-race-and-ethnicity-racial-injustice-meghan-markle-b33941f36865c6786c0408fc8e1e4ba9) about her origins during a reception at the palace. The documentary includes video diaries recorded by Meghan and Harry — apparently on their phones — in March 2020, amid the couple's acrimonious split from the royal family and move to the United States. Harry’s criticism of the media was tinged with anger over the way the press treated his mother, Princess Diana, who died in a car accident in 1997 while being followed by photographers. It is expected to expand on criticism of the royal family and British media delivered in a series of interviews over the past 18 months. Race became a central issue for the monarchy following Harry and Meghan’s interview with American talk show host Oprah Winfrey in March 2021. “You know, there’s leaking, but there’s also planting of stories.'' But the fairy tale, which began with a star-studded ceremony at Windsor Castle, soon soured amid stories that Meghan was self-centered and bullied her staff. [the death of Queen Elizabeth II](https://apnews.com/article/queen-elizabeth-ii-health-update-b2578aa91c3fef9c5d6ad4a557bf63e4), whose personal popularity dampened criticism of the crown during her 70-year reign. Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, stepped back from royal duties and moved to California, alleging racist attacks by Britain’s tabloid media. “There’s a hierarchy of the family,” Harry says, over an image of the royal family standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Netflix released the first three hour-long episodes on Thursday, with three more due Dec.

The six-part “Harry & Meghan” show, billed as “unprecedented and in-depth”, is airing exactly three months after the death of the late…

Angela Levin to The Sun: "If you take a step like stripping them of their titles it's going to get worse. [King Charles](https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/22311305.king-charles-iii-issues-statement-hours-queens-funeral/) could be set to punish [prince Harry and Meghan Markle](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/23177452.harry-meghan-netflix-documentary-expect/) over their “extraordinary” claims in their new Netflix documentary, a royal expert has claimed. Harry, in a trailer, has warned “We know the full truth” and spoken of a “hierarchy in the family”, a “dirty game” and “leaking” and “planting of stories”.

Prince Harry says it is his duty to expose the "exploitation and bribery" of the media while Meghan says they were out to destroy her.

I said the difference here is the race element." Speaking about his wife, Harry said: "She sacrificed everything she ever knew, the freedom that she had, to join me in my world. "The difference between making the decision with your head or your heart. "The documentary is clearly going to be a grotesque parody. In the documentary, Harry draws comparisons with Meghan's treatment and the intense media intrusion that his mother Princess Diana had suffered. But there were no new major revelations about the royals in the first three episodes of the documentary release on Thursday.

Britain's monarchy is bracing for more bombshells as Netflix releases the first episodes of a series promising to tell more about Prince Harry and Meghan's ...

That is followed by a picture of a photographer perched on another balcony as Harry and Meghan walk with their young son Archie down below. Coverage of the issue filled British media, overshadowing William and his wife Kate's much-anticipated visit to Boston, which the palace had hoped would highlight their environmental credentials. It is expected to expand on criticism of the royal family and British media delivered in a series of interviews over the past 18 months. Race became a central issue for the monarchy following Harry and Meghan's interview with American talk show host Oprah Winfrey in March 2021. Harry's criticism of the media was tinged with anger over the way the press treated his mother, Princess Diana, who died in a car accident in 1997 while being followed by photographers. Charles is making the case that the House of Windsor can help unite an increasingly diverse nation by using the early days of his reign to meet with many of the ethnic groups and faiths that make up modern Britain.

In the second episode of the series, Meghan tells the story of her first curtsy for the late queen and her first dinner with William and Kate.

[A Brief Investigation](https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/12/samuel-alito-elena-kagan-black-santa-kkk-ashley-madison?itm_content=footer-recirc&itm_campaign=more-great-stories-120622) He couldn’t hear a thing you said,’” she said with a laugh. I guess I started to understand that the formality on the outside carried through on the inside.” She thought the meeting went well and they had a great conversation. “Eugenie, Jack, and Fergie were like ‘You did great!’” “You do know how to curtsy, right?” Harry asked his girlfriend.

Although there are sweet moments alongside the vomit-inducing, the overriding message of this royal documentary is: the late Queen was right to keep stumm.

Part one of Harry & Meghan, the long awaited Netflix show, has finally arrived. We finished it in one morning. Find our review below.

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Meghan was roasting a chicken and Harry decided to open a bottle of champagne. "Meghan and Harry were in matching penguin onesies - because penguins mate for life," their friend, Lucy Fraser, recalls. "I just thought that was a joke," Meghan says. When the Queen left the room, Meghan was congratulated by Princess Eugenie and her mother, Sarah Duchess of York. And there seem to be a lot of them. The pair hadn't seen each other for about a month, and Meghan admits things felt awkward when she first arrived. But I don't see the world that way." "H is in London, and I'm here," Meghan says, shaking her head. "I'm getting on the plane and going to the middle of the bush? The pair had only met twice before Prince Harry invited Meghan to join him on a five-day trip to Botswana. As a vivid red sunset appears across the screen, we hear Meghan ask her eldest child, Archie, how he would describe it. Here are some of the moments to look out for.

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Relying on interviews with the couple and their friends and experts on race and the media.

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Netflix is going to have to face the brutal truth about Harry & Meghan, which cost $153m.

I bet Hollywood is on the phone right now trying to get a second series out of ‘em. I can tell you that the biggest reveals is that they actually met via social media after he saw a photo of her on a mutual friend’s account and photos and a brief video from their engagement. Because having sat through three episodes, the world has not gotten any new insight into Harry’s relationship with his family, either before or after he met his wife, aside from the fact his mother was very funny and great at the whole mum business. Meghan gets her chance when she talks about meeting her now sister and brother-in-law for the first time, saying: “I was a hugger. And that was surprising to me.” (Someone, somewhere in the bowels of a newsroom right now is yelling “Stop the presses!”) The real winner here? Why should she be protected?’” Why should you get special treatment? Let me save you the time. The closest the Sussexes get to taking a genuine swing at his family is when Harry is talking about the harassment Meghan faced: “So it was almost like a rite of passage, and some of the members of the family were like ‘my wife had to go through that, so why should your girlfriend be treated any differently? They are bad.

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The couple tell their "truth" about love, the media and racism, but many questions remain unanswered.

Their currency might begin to wane as they struggle with the law of diminishing returns. He talks about how, just before news of their relationship broke, they went out for one last secret night and managed to "pull the pin on the fun brigade". But Harry does talk about his own journey to understand "unconscious bias". He talks about how male royals tend to marry women "who fit in the mould" instead of for love. We don't hear anything about that over the three episodes. And Harry has embraced the language of the US West Coast. The interviews with Harry set up his wife as the true heir to his mother, Princess Diana. Meghan mentions her first meeting with Kate and William, when as "a hugger" she was informal and tactile. The show regularly cuts to archive footage of Diana, as Harry discusses his fears that history could repeat itself. The Royal Family - we are told at the start - didn't choose to make any comment for the programme makers. Historian and TV presenter David Olusoga describes the optimism many Britons of colour (and others) felt about Meghan's arrival into the heart of the Royal Family. What we got - over almost three hours - were new, private details of their "great love story", as Harry put it.

The first half of Liz Garbus' docuseries about Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, premiered Thursday. Here's what to know.

But Meghan says her father, Tom Markle, was always invited to the festivities, and she learned he wouldn’t be coming from TMZ. In what may be the series’ most disturbing revelation, the Sussexes refer to each other in conversation as “H” and “M” and almost never seem to call each other by their complete first names. We meet her niece, Ashleigh Hale, who is the biological daughter of Meghan’s half-sister, Samantha Markle, but was raised by her paternal grandparents. ) It follows Meghan’s podcast, “Archetypes,” which debuted in August amid a flurry of glossy magazine profiles, and precedes the release, next month, of Harry’s memoir, “Spare.” It’s unclear whether public curiosity in the couple remains high enough to sustain such a massive media onslaught: As of Thursday afternoon, “Harry & Meghan” had yet to crack the Netflix Top 10. “I started to understand very quickly that the formality on the outside carried through on the inside … and that was surprising to me.” She hadn’t been taught to curtsy, so she winged it. Meghan recalls the absurdity of meeting Queen Elizabeth II for the first time with little notice or advice on protocol from Harry. Garbus gives both her protagonists, Harry and Meghan, a clear arc: We hear how Harry’s childhood in the limelight soured his view of the press, particularly after his mother’s death in 1997, and how military service helped ground him as a young adult. We hear how Meghan, as a light-skinned biracial woman, rarely faced the same kind of open racism her mother did and prided herself on being smart and socially conscious, rather than pretty, but later struggled to find rewarding roles as an actor. Meghan recalls meeting Kate for the first time when William and Kate came over for dinner. Harry was intrigued, even though Meghan’s face was largely obscured by a dog filter.

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Mr Figueras later described the moment in an interview with Vanity Fair as "a dream come true". "We thought it was really funny. "There's like a sister element," Ms Hale said. Ms Hale, an attorney, is the daughter of Meghan's older half-sister, Samantha Markle. Ms Tree outlined in the post acts of kindness by Meghan - including giving her peonies on her birthday - and wrote: "This is Meg before she met H (Prince Harry). In the programme, Ms Tree recalls her initial scepticism upon first hearing that Meghan was going on a date with the prince.

Editorial: Millions of Britons have worse grievances than the Sussexes do right now. But their critique of the royal family is damning.

[very good reason](https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/dec/08/harry-and-meghan-show-press-bigotry-netflix-series-duchess). [Queen’s death](https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/sep/08/the-guardian-view-on-the-death-of-queen-elizabeth-ii-the-end-of-an-era) and funeral, and the succession of Charles III. [Lady Susan Hussey’s comments ](https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/dec/01/lady-hussey-resign-monarchy-race-remarks-institution)was evidence that the Sussexes’ critique rings true. So do [the media](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/08/outraged-media-outlets-use-sussex-series-readers-harry-meghan), too much of which remains blind to its own failings as well as to its role in the sad personal stories that these documentaries ultimately reveal. It is one facing prolonged [industrial disruption](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/08/is-the-uk-really-facing-a-second-winter-of-discontent) over low wages. The monarchy is searching for a new form of stability while absorbing the [disgracing](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/feb/15/prince-andrew-and-virginia-giuffre-reach-settlement-in-principle) of Prince Andrew and, if the documentaries and Prince Harry’s forthcoming book are a guide, the worsening relationship between the crown and the Sussexes. Much of the Sussexes’ anger and indignation is focused on the British media, which they view with implacable hostility and contempt, often with It is a country in which more than [7 million people](https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/dec/08/nhs-england-waiting-lists-flu-rsv-norovirus) are waiting for treatment from the National Health Service. And it is one in which a divided and broken government has given the go-ahead for a [new coalmine](https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/dec/07/opening-coalmine-cumbria-climate-crime-against-humanity) forecast to pump out more carbon emissions than Cardiff, Edinburgh and Belfast combined. [3 million families](https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/dec/08/uk-weather-millions-households-cannot-afford-heat-homes) cannot afford to heat their homes as the winter weather turns Arctic across a continent blighted by war. The documentaries are being launched in a battened-down, battered country in which If you weigh the anger and hurt felt by two exceptionally wealthy and entitled people living in California against the struggles and deprivation facing millions of underpaid Britons grappling with a daunting cost of living crisis and unable to afford a Netflix contract, there can only be one conclusion.

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