Harry and Meghan’s Netflix Docuseries Faces Major Backlash

In a world where reality often blurs with fiction, the latest docuseries featuring Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has sparked a whirlwind of criticism.

The Royal Grift on YouTube has raised eyebrows, claiming that in one scene from episode two, Harry appeared to be holding a script.

This revelation has led many to question the authenticity of the entire series, suggesting it might be more scripted than spontaneous.

Critics have noted that Harry and Meghan seemed to wear the same outfits during three supposedly impromptu events filmed in New York City.

These included their therapy session, a segment titled “Pursued by Paps Only They Can See,” and a moment when they learned about North's evidence.

Viewers are left wondering why the couple didn't bother to change clothes between takes if these events were truly unscripted.

Social media has erupted with reactions from royal fans who feel deceived.

One user remarked, “So scripted,” pointing out Harry's overly rehearsed response to a text from Beyoncé.

The comment suggested that Harry's performance felt forced, as if it were the fifteenth take of a staged moment.

Some even went so far as to suggest that Harry's acting skills rival those of his wife, Meghan.

Adding fuel to the fire, royal expert Neil Sean revealed that it took multiple attempts to capture the segment involving Beyoncé and Serena Williams.

This further solidifies the notion that the series is less about genuine moments and more about creating an image.

Another critic pointed out Meghan's past, alleging that she had previously manipulated situations to portray herself as a humanitarian, echoing the tactics of Princess Diana.

The backlash has only intensified following the release of the Liz Garbus-directed series.

It has faced scorn from various celebrities, many of whom argue that it diminishes the sympathy once felt for the couple.

Legendary radio host Howard Stern shared his thoughts candidly, describing the series as painful to watch.

He expressed empathy for Harry's frustrations but criticized the couple for what he perceived as excessive whining.

Former Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel chimed in, deeming the series boring and attention-seeking.

She claimed it felt like an endless attempt to showcase their fame rather than offer any real insight into their lives.

Frankel's comments highlight a growing sentiment that the docuseries lacks substance.

Sharon Osbourne didn't hold back during her appearance on Piers Morgan's show.

She slammed the series as a “whine fest,” criticizing Meghan's comments about her experiences with the royal family.

Osbourne urged Harry and Meghan to acknowledge their privilege and move on, suggesting that they should focus on their happiness rather than dwelling on past grievances.

Piers Morgan, a long-time critic of Meghan Markle, also weighed in, tweeting about the series with disdain.

His remarks about the couple using his voice to promote their project reflect a broader sentiment among critics who feel the couple is capitalizing on their royal status for personal gain.

As the dust settles from the docuseries release, it's clear that Harry and Meghan's attempts to share their narrative have not landed well with many viewers.

The reception has been overwhelmingly negative, with accusations of insincerity and manipulation dominating conversations online.

The couple's journey from royalty to Hollywood has been tumultuous, and this latest chapter seems to have only added to the controversy.

With public sentiment shifting, it remains to be seen how Harry and Meghan will navigate the fallout from this backlash.

As discussions continue to unfold, one thing is certain: the royal couple's quest for authenticity has raised more questions than answers.

Whether they can reclaim their narrative or if they will remain mired in criticism is a story yet to be told.