Prince William pissed: "No way back" after Meghan and Harry's Netflix show
Created: 2022-12-10 07:22
By: Annemarie Goebbel
Prince William is said to be "extremely angry" with his brother.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's navel gazing in the controversial Netflix documentary isn't the problem, it's about a very specific scene that Harry shouldn't have used.
London – Heir to the throne Prince William (40) and his wife Princess Kate (40) are unlikely to be enthusiastic about the appearance of Meghan Markle (41) and Prince Harry's (38) Netflix documentary.
Even on the only topic on which the brothers always agreed, despite all the arguments, the reputation and memory of their mother Princess Diana (36, †
1997), Harry went it alone for the streaming provider.
Prince William is "pissed off".
Prince Harry uses excerpts from the famous Panorama interview in the documentary
Of course, Prince William can only be disturbed by the Sussexes' claims that they have been mistreated.
But another circumstance makes him angry:
Prince William cannot believe that Harry used excerpts from her mother's controversial panorama interview.
Although Harry had already turned his back on the crown, the brothers had unanimously called for a broadcast ban in 2021.
The Netflix documentary "Harry & Meghan" makes Prince William particularly angry because he is disappointed in Prince Harry (here in a scene from the documentary with Meghan Markle) (photomontage).
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Duke And Duchess Of Sussex
In times when many Britons can hardly pay their bills due to the cost of living crisis, the fuss about the royal Netflix navel-gazing is more than inconvenient.
Still, Buckingham Palace must respond to allegations.
The Windsors faced more questions about racism after Harry suggested the entire family was misguided by "unconscious bias".
Diana's Panorama Interview
Princess Diana was presented with fake documents - bank statements and an abortion report - intended to trick her into disclosing her relationship with Prince Charles, 72.
With unchangeable consequences.
The BBC celebrated its success with the interview for years, Diana's relationship broke up.
She died at the age of 36 while fleeing reporters, and her sons are still suffering from the traumatic events.
No one can know how much influence calculated incitement has contributed to these developments.
Prince William made the statement in a heartbreaking statement in 2021: "...She has been wronged, not just by a treacherous reporter, but by the BBC's bosses, who have looked the other way instead of asking uncomfortable questions.
In my opinion there is no legitimacy for this interview and it should never be broadcast again.
It effectively established a false story that was commercialized by the BBC and others for a quarter of a century.
This false narrative must now be corrected by the BBC and everyone who has ever reported or will report on it.
Broadcasters and freedom of the press have never been more important than in the days of fake news.
The results of the investigations, found out by investigative journalists,
not only let down my mother and my family.
They also failed the public.”
Prince William is rightly disappointed in Prince Harry on this issue, an insider said
It also said the palace declined to comment after they were allegedly approached for comment.
The streaming giant claimed the royals missed a chance to say anything ahead of time, but the royals denied it within hours of the show's first three episodes airing.
The truth lay in between, a third production company had made the request.
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The Prince of Wales was appalled at the use of footage from the 1995 Panorama interview by BBC reporter Martin Bashir, 59, in which Princess Diana was cheated.
William had previously said that the interview "should never be aired again" and felt it was something he and his brother agreed on.
A Mirror
insider
said: "Harry has blatantly gone against his wishes with the panoramic shots.
That shows how little consideration the Sussex camp has.
William can be justifiably angry about that."
Sources used:
mirror.co.uk, Instagram @princeandprincessofwales