Lady C Uncovers Over 40 Lies in Harry and Meghan’s Netflix Series

In a recent revelation, Lady Colin Campbell, known as Lady C, has taken aim at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix series, alleging that it is riddled with falsehoods—over 40 lies, to be exact.

Among her claims is a strong denial regarding Meghan's assertion that the Mail on Sunday court case contributed to her miscarriage.

Lady C argues that Meghan, being in her forties, would have only about a 3% chance of carrying a pregnancy to term.

This statistic raises questions about the narrative that Meghan seems to perpetuate, where others are often blamed for her misfortunes.

“If a miscarriage truly occurred, why did she resort to lifting Stephanie Tong's story for her New York Times article?” Lady C questioned.

She pointed out that any woman genuinely grieving the loss of an unborn child would not tarnish that memory by appropriating another's experience.

This critique underscores the gravity of the situation and the sensitivity required when discussing such personal topics.

In addition to her comments on the miscarriage, Lady C has also criticized Harry and Meghan for what she perceives as their attack on Queen Elizabeth II's legacy.

During the Netflix series, the couple discussed their exit from royal duties, which Lady C believes undermines the monarchy.

In a conversation with GB News host Dan Wooten, she expressed her dismay over Harry's actions, stating, “It's despicable to undermine the late Queen.”

Lady C further elaborated on her views, referencing Lord Leon, a prominent courtier, suggesting that any directives he followed likely came directly from the Queen herself.

“For Harry to pretend otherwise is pure folly,” she said, emphasizing that both he and Meghan are treading on dangerous ground.

Their actions, she argues, threaten to damage the monarchy while simultaneously aiming to enhance their image in America.

The conversation took a serious turn when Wooten posed a question about the repercussions of Harry and Meghan's departure on the health of the late Queen.

Lady C responded sharply, noting that it's unjust for the couple to evade responsibility for the turmoil they created within the royal family.

The ripple effects of their choices, she contends, have been profound.

Adding to the discourse, royal biographer Christopher Anderson claimed that Harry and Meghan are reportedly distancing themselves from the royal family amidst the ongoing accusations surrounding the miscarriage.

He suggested that it would be entirely understandable for King Charles to feel anger towards the disruption caused by the couple's revelations.

As the dust settles from the explosive release of their docuseries, sources indicate that the Sussexes remain steadfast in their decision to share their story.

They reportedly have no significant regrets about how they've chosen to narrate their experiences.

A source close to the couple noted that they are content with having put their side of the story out into the world.