Harry & Meghan

This is very different from the rest of Netflix documentaries. The other said is not given a voice and the couple keeps failing to build up a solid case in regards to "racism". They keep mentioning words like 'agenda' without explaining what those agendas are. How did Meghan experience racism is not explained, who was racist towards her is not mentioned, how was the press racist towards her when there wasn't a single article talking about her skin colour? They kept saying they moved to the US because they want privacy yet go on to share intimate photos, images of their kids, videos of their daily walking around the beach when the rest of us were forced to quarantine.

Two privileged people with more than any normal mortal can imagine going on and on and on and on about how hard their life is. They were given a 34M pound wedding, and she spent more than a million pounds on clothes in one year, but didn't like "not getting paid", and split for LA, then were shocked that they lost benefits when they quit and moved to another continent. I would love for them to have the fabulous PRIVATE life they said they wanted. I will not give the PAIR any more clicks. If you notice when you watch, she's wearing the same thing in different scenes supposedly in different time periods. It looks like this was filmed in one day, then edited to make it appear to be a narrative. I think this teeters it right into mocumentary.

I went into this not really knowing what to expect but a few minutes in I thought what could they have to say that could stretch across 6 episodes? Well, in this first 3 episodes nothing new really or all that interesting. For me the one thing that stood out is her relationship with her niece. Yes, Meghan has a neice.

We all knew her mother was the only blood relative reported to have been to the wedding and we're aware of the drama with her father...no family is perfect...but the revelation of a niece was, well, a revelation.

Meghan invited all kinds of "friends" to her wedding, even Oprah who we know she did not know for real yet she did not invite her actual niece she actually had a good relationship with. Why? Because she was so concerned with the possible debacle of explaining why her half sister (the niece's mother) was not invited. If Meghan was ever pressed to say why she didn't invite her half sister she could have simply stated she had no relationship with her but she has a relationship with her niece...case closed. Period. For someone who is so well-spoken and clever as Meghan you think it would have been a no-brainer, nope, instead she cared only about herself and not her neice's feelings. If you ever get invited to a family member's wedding this would have been the wedding. I would have been heartbroken if she was my aunt. That decision, to me, speaks volumes about Meghan.

This was sort of as expected. I wanted to feel sympathy for Meghan at times, a couple episodes in, but this documentary was so very obviously planned as a fallback, with all the emotional vlogs over a number of years, that by the end I was over the drama. The victim/race card is hashed and rehashed, but what if it's actually not race and its actually just personality? We're not actually allowed to ever say that thoogh. Meghan comes across as someone who thought she could change an old institution, but when she couldn't change centuries of tradition, she decided to destroy and monetize it. I realize I'm not allowed to say this, but the modern monarchy doesn't come across as racist and I believe the initially welcomed Meghan, which means there is either a massive conspiracy, as they suggest, or maybe she was tough to deal with for other reasons. Based on how this was contrived I'm inclined to believe the later. Of course no one is perfect and I'm sure there are individuals here and there in the institution with racist views. Harry seems genuine and Meghan is definitely an actress, with a well timed pause and tear.

The rich, money grabbing victim card just doesn't work for me.

I genuinely it difficult to believe when one goes on saying extremely nice things about oneself, with zero negatives. I also find it difficult to believe that their relationship is nothing but a fairytale romance with no downsides after 5 years of being together.

I understand they were affected badly by the negative media attention and wanted to call it quits and move away. But what are they doing now giving interviews, writing books, making documentaries, knowing full well that the royal family will not respond? Perhaps it's part of Harry's financial independence plan to cash in on the limelight of being a royal outcast?