“I was used to feed the wolves”: the sequel to the documentary “Harry & Meghan” promises to be explosive | Harry and Meghan’s ‘truth’ documentary

In early episodes of the “Harry & Meghan” docuseries, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex mostly focused on media harassment and spoke about royalty’s “unconscious biases” in terms of racism. broadcast on Thursday, promises to be more explosive for the royal family, because the youngest son of King Charles III and his American and mixed-race wife must tell their version of their sensational departure from the monarchy in 2020.

“I wasn’t just thrown to the wolves, I was used to feed the wolves,” Meghan Markle says in a trailer for those episodes. “They find it normal to lie to protect my brother, but were not ready to tell the truth to protect us,” Harry said of his eldest son William, heir to the British crown.

The broadcast of the first episodes did not bring a shattering revelation as some feared, and as had been the case in 2021 with the couple’s interview on American television, marked by accusations of racism.

With rebukes of lack of support and portraying the British monarchy and union of Commonwealth states as outdated and imperialist institutions, the broadcast nonetheless revived in the UK, where Harry and Meghan are wildly unpopular, the accusations of hypocrisy on their part, accommodation with the truth and disrespect for the institution three months after the death of Elizabeth II and the accession to the throne of Charles III.

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