Harry and Meghan forced to respond as US finally cottons onto Duke’s ‘inconsistencies’
PRINCE HARRY and Meghan Markle have responded to a US media outlet as it detailed all the “inconsistencies and omissions” in the Duke’s recent interviews about royal life.
Harry and Meghan have piled the criticisms onto the Royal Family in the last few months, ever since they confirmed they would not be returning to the monarchy in February.
The couple first lifted the lid on their misery behind Palace walls during their extensive tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey in March,
for a CBS Special which stunned audiences around the world.
They criticised individual royals — including Harry’s brother and father — as well as the way the Palace handles mental health and race,
and claimed they had been “trapped” within the system of the monarchy.
Harry has since led the charge against the Firm through his appearance on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast,
where he compared his royal life to being in the Truman Show or being in a zoo exhibit.
He also lashed out at Prince Charles and the Queen’s parenting, claiming he wanted to break the cycle of “genetic pain” he had inherited from them by moving away from the Firm.
The Duke of Sussex then went for the jugular through his new Apple TV+ docuseries with Oprah,
called ‘The Me You Can’t See’, and accused his family of “total neglect” and claimed he was never encouraged to talk about his mental health struggles.
Many critics believed the couple are now focusing on their US fanbase,
having pushed away some British supporters through their royal exit and ongoing criticisms —
and a source even told Us Weekly they were not expecting the extensive backlash from the UK after their tell-all interview.
However, Buzzfeed News, a famous US media outlet, has drawn up an in-depth investigation into Harry’s latest claims and discrepancies throughout his latest interviews,
which could suggest they may lose support in America, too.
In an article entitled ‘Prince Harry is Contradicting Himself’ published this week,
reporter Ellie Hall noted that there are “inconsistencies and omissions in the story he is now telling the world” compared to the information he previously shared with the public.
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