Harry & Meghan Netflix documentary: Duke of Sussex could launch ‘major coup’ following ‘treacherous’ series
PRINCE HARRY could launch a "major coup" following the Sussexes "treacherous" Netflix series that could "attract millions".
One of Oprah Winfrey's pals, CBS morning TV host Gayle King, is said to be teeing up an interview with Prince Harry.
A senior CBS network source told : “Putting Harry on a primetime special with King would be a major coup and attract millions of eyeballs.
"One advantage is that she and Meghan are close. Harry would know he has support from her.”
It comes as royal author Tom Bower said Harry’s “treacherous collaboration” with the streaming service had “destroyed his relationship with William”.
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Meghan and Harry’s latest Netflix trailer provides a look inside their star-studded wedding
A new Netflix trailer for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell documentary has revealed what the couple danced to on their wedding night.
Promoting the the second volume of the show out on December 15, the clip sees the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reminiscing about their wedding reception.
Speaking about the 2018 ceremony Meghan said: “I just really wanted the music to be fun. Even our first dance.’
She then turns to Harry and asks: “Song of 1,000 Dances? A thousand dances? I always get it wrong.”
Photos then show Harry spinning his new wife around as celebs like Elton John watch on.
More Harry & Meghan episodes to come on December 15
The first three episodes of Meghan and Harry’s docuseries were released on Thursday,
There have already been lots of revelations, although many contradict previous claims.
The next three episodes will be released at the same time next week on December 15.
King Charles a keen supporter of multi-culturalism, says foreign secretary
Following recent trips overseas, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said he would catch up first on Netflix hit "Stranger Things" in preference to the tell-all programme of Prince Harry and wife Meghan.
But he stressed there was no stronger supporter of a multicultural Britain than King Charles III, Harry's father.
"And I think the royal family's attitude to this country reflects the modern country that we see," Cleverly told Sky News.
"That's my personal experience. But I also think that that is something that the whole world sees when they look at us."
Duke and Duchess claim they 'never cited privacy' as reason for stepping back
In the first three episodes of the much-anticipated documentary, the couple - the Duke and Duchess of Sussex - made a series of disclosures, with Meghan recalling her first death threat, Harry talking about wearing disguises to their dates, and previously unseen footage of their son Archie.
The launch, which according to figures cited by the BBC drew 2.4 million TV viewers in Britain for the first episode on the day it was released, prompted some to criticise the couple because they have previously complained vigorously about press intrusion.
However, a statement issued by the couple's press secretary rejected this line of criticism.
"The Duke and Duchess have never cited privacy as the reason for stepping back. This distorted narrative was intended to trap the couple into silence," the statement said, according to a report by the BBC.
"They are choosing to share their story, on their terms, and yet the tabloid media has created an entirely untrue narrative that permeates press coverage and public opinion."
Prince William ‘unlikely to ever repair relationship with Harry’ after Netflix doc, pal claims
A friend of Prince William has claimed the brothers will unlikely repair their relationship after Prince Harry’s “disrespectful” Netflix documentary was released.
The Prince of Wales is said to still be angry about the dishonor his brother showed towards their late grandmother during Megxit.
The anonymous pal told the : “All relationships are built on trust but for members of the Royal Family, who live their life in the spotlight, doubly so.
“The Prince is a very private man and what Harry is doing is the anathema of everything he believes.
“On that alone, many believe it is unlikely he will ever be able to repair his relationship with them.
“Too much water has gone under the bridge.”
Everyone’s saying the same thing as Meghan Markle & Prince Harry reveal new wedding pics
Royal fans all rushed to social media yesterday to say the same thing as the new trailer for Volume II of Prince Harry and Megan Markle’s bombshell documentary was released.
The clip shown the couple reminiscing about their star-studded wedding reception – and their first dance.
However, eagle-eyed fans realised that Prince William and Princess Kate were nowhere to be seen in the pictures.
One said: “Harry is the man on the dance floor & a perfect husband!”
Another joked: “Wow, what I would do to have Prince Harry spinning me around like that! Can’t say the same about stiff William!”
While a third added: “Prince Harry is quite the dancer, together they are superstars!”
London pub launches new ‘Harry’s Bitter’ following the couples Netflix documentary
The Duke of Sussex pub in Chiswick, west London is now offering ‘Harry’s Bitter’ to customers following the release of their bombshell documentary, the Daily Mail reports.
The badge on the beer tap even features Harry’s face – and of course the patriotic colour scheme.
The drink is reported to be relatively weak 3.9 per cent and is labelled as ‘a royally good tipple’.
When did Meghan and Harry marry?
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry married in secret three days before their wedding at Windsor Castle, the couple revealed in their tell-all chat with Oprah.
The Duchess of Sussex shared the revelation while speaking candidly with Oprah, telling the TV host they married ‘in our back yard’ on the Wednesday before the wedding which was watched by millions around the world in May 2018.
Meghan told Oprah: “Three days before our wedding, we got married. No-one knows that but we called the Archbishop [of Canterbury] and we just said ‘this thing, this spectacle is for the world but we want our union between us’.
“The vows that we have framed in our room are just the two of us in our back yard with the Archbishop of Canterbury.”
Has Prince William watched Harry and Meghan’s Netflix documentary?
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released their bombshell £88million documentary on Thursday – but has Prince William tuned in?
Sources have said Prince William is yet to watch the first parts of the documentary.
But, they expect he will.
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Jeremy Clarkson: Meghan made me fall out with my friend
The Sun’s Jeremy Clarkson is on brilliant form as he tells how he got into a heated argument with a friend this week.
The cause of the disagreement? Debating ‘just how awful Meghan Markle is’.
It’s an absolute must-read.
Prince William ‘unlikely to ever repair relationship with Prince Harry’ after Netflix doc, pal claims
A friend of Prince William has claimed the brothers will unlikely repair their relationship after Prince Harry’s “disrespectful” Netflix documentary was released.
The Prince of Wales is said to still be angry about the dishonor his brother showed towards their late grandmother during Megxit.
The anonymous pal told the : “All relationships are built on trust but for members of the Royal Family, who live their life in the spotlight, doubly so.
“The Prince is a very private man and what Harry is doing is the anathema of everything he believes.
“On that alone, many believe it is unlikely he will ever be able to repair his relationship with them.
“Too much water has gone under the bridge.”
When will the next three episodes of Meg and Harry’s Netflix doc be released?
The first three episodes of Meghan and Harry’s docuseries were released on Thursday and there have already been lots of revelations, although many contradict previous claims.
The next three episodes will be released at the same time next week on December 15.
Harry and Meghan’s doc was filmed while Queen was facing ‘serious ill-health’
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive tell-all doc spans a long period of time, from the months before Megxit to the present day.
A source told : “This was all being filmed while both the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen – Harry’s grandparents – were suffering from serious ill-health and in the last few months of their lives.”
‘Lack of self-awareness’
To get a glimpse of Sun readers’ opinions, we asked four families to sit on their sofas and watch the shows then give their unfiltered opinion.
Single mum Charmaine MacFarlane, 39, from Arbroath, watched with son Beau, 14.
She says the privileged couple are well matched, but laughs at their lack of self-awareness.
Why Meghan should take NO credit for her podcast hit series
The producer of Meghan Markle’s Spotify podcast series ‘Archetypes’ has issued a parting shot as she stepped down from her role.
Rebecca Sananes poured cold water on the contributions of celebrity hosts like Meghan as she put the success of shows like ‘Archetypes’ down to the producers who were “under-valued, under-credited and under-paid”.
It comes as Meghan was blasted as “lazy” amid rumours she failed to interview guests herself on her Spotify podcast.
Prince William ‘infuriated’ with Prince Harry after he disobeyed his request in bombshell Netflix doc
The Prince of Wales is said to be "infuriated" with his brother for disobeying his request in the couples bombshell Netflix documentary.
In the first episode of Harry and Meghan Markle's £88million doc, Martin Bashir's "deceitful" Panorama interview with Princess Diana was played.
But, William had pleaded the 1995 interview "never be shown again" after he slammed the BBC for letting his mum, family and Britain down.
He had also begged Netflix for The Crown not to show the interview.
Now, Williams own brother has defied his heartfelt pleas and sources say he's "disappointed".
'Harry spouts load of hot heir on new Netflix series' says Karren Brady
Baroness Karren Brady has shared her thoughts on Meghan and Harry's Netflix documentary with The Sun.
After watching the first episodes of the bombshell docuseries, Karen said: ''You know the kind of thing: While most of us are worrying about paying the bills, keeping a roof over our heads and paying for Christmas, they are moaning from their £11million house that no one understands them or likes them.
But I also expected more “truth bombs”, revelations, scandal and controversy in return for the £88million it’s claimed they were paid for their Netflix documentary.
What we got, among the cinematic black-and-white montages, hand holding, kiss-cams and romance, were subtle land mines.
But although they were subtle, they were horrendously damaging to one person — Harry’s older brother, William, the Prince of Wales.
Read more here.
Prince Harry and Meghan's Netflix ratings beat The Crown
Viewing figures for Prince Harry and Meghan's bombshell documentary have beat The Crown - with more viewers tuning into hear about the real life royals than watch the fictional ones.
Independent ratings body Barb revealed that 2.4million people watched Harry & Meghan's docuseries on Thursday.
Whereas season five of The Crown received 1.1million views on the day of its release in November 2022.
Harry and Meghan Netflix doc was ‘for the money’, royal author claims
Speaking to The Sun, royal author Tom Bower said he believes Harry and Meghan made their explosive new docuseries “for the money”.
“They keep complaining about media intrusion, and yet keep opening themselves up to it,” Tom said.
“They always blame the media, but the media they are blaming is the same media they went and seduced with the likes of Oprah and magazines, and now Netflix.
“I think it’s for money. The whole point is they think they should be paid by the media for reporting on them. They want money for interviews and for appearances.
“Meghan wants to profit from being a celebrity, like how she was brought up. She could never understand how royal ‘celebs’ were not paid.
“They feel they should be profiting from their royal celebrity status. Previously, they were not paid.”
Majority of Brits want Meghan and Harry to be stripped of their royal titles
According to a new poll, the majority of brits would like to see The Duke and Duchess stripped of their royal titles.
The finding comes amid a national outcry over the couples bombshell Netflix documentary.
Critics have blasted the Harry and Meghan for cashing in on their titles after they were paid a reported £88 million for the tell-all show.
Tory MP Bob Seely is leading a charge to change the law so Harry and Meghan lose their official royal status - and his bid has the overwhelming support of the public according to a new JL Partners poll revealed exclusively in The Sun on Sunday.
Some 54 per cent of Brits think Harry and Meghan should be stripped of their royal titles compared to just 23 per cent who think they should keep them.
Every single age group back the move apart from 18 to 24 year-olds - and so does every single region of the UK.
Pollster James Johnson, co-founder of JL Partners, said: “Harry and Meghan have exhausted the patience of the British public — across all but the very youngest adults, and in every part of the United Kingdom.
“It is little wonder that a country which saw thousands queue for hours to pay their respects to the Queen has turned against them in this way — but this poll is proof that the public no longer think the couple are fit to hold the titles befitting the royal family.”
Charity in Palace racism row pauses operations
A charity led by a black domestic abuse campaigner who was repeatedly asked where she “really came from” at Buckingham Palace has had to pause its operations over safety fears.
Sistah Space, which supports women of African and Caribbean heritage who have been affected by domestic and sexual abuse, said it was “forced to temporarily cease” many of its operations after Ngozi Fulani spoke out about her treatment by Lady Susan Hussey.
Ms Fulani, who founded the charity, said she had suffered “horrific abuse” on social media after the royal repeatedly challenged her when she said she was British.
Royals fans shocked as they learn what the Spanish call Prince Harry
Royals fans have been left shocked, as they learnt the people of Spain have their own name for Prince Harry.
TikTok user Sofía () shared her discovery soon after the first three episodes premiered on December 8.
“In Spain they translated Harry’s name,” she wrote in all caps, filming a shot of herself with her hand over her mouth in shock.
The new title? Enrique y Meghan.
And it’s safe to say, royals fans were completely shocked.
“I never knew this was a thing,” wrote one commenter.
“This was the biggest culture shock for me living in Spain too,” wrote another.
Meghan was ‘intent on being single’ before she met Prince Harry
Speaking in the first episode of their explosive Netflix series, Meghan revealed she had no plans for romance before she met Prince Harry.
She said: “I was intent on being single.”
That wasn’t in Harry’s plans, however, as he contacted her the moment he saw her on his Snapchat.
Millions tuned in to watch Meghan and Harry's Netflix documentary on Thursday
More than two million people watched the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's new Netflix series in the UK on Thursday, which aired on Netflix.
2.4 million viewers tuned in for the first instalment, episode two had 1.5 million viewers on the first day, and the third part attracted 800,000.
Angry MP slams Meg and Harry as ‘utterly lrellevent’
Employment minister Guy Opperman has slammed Harry and Meghan following the release of their explosive Netflix doc.
He said the couple are “utterly irrelevant” to the progress of the UK and the Royal Family.
Speaking on BBC Question Time, he said they were a clearly troubled couple, which is a “sad state of affairs”.
He added: “I don’t think it has a fundamental impact on the royal family. I certainly won’t be watching it. I would urge everyone to boycott Netflix and make sure that we actually focus on the things that matter.”