Meghan claims Palace attacked her in order to stop headlines about other royals

Netflix has dropped a teaser of "Harry & Meghan". In the teaser titled as "Coordinated Campaign", Meghan's friend Lucy Fraser asserted that the duchess had been targeted in a "battle" and turned into a "scapegoat for the palace." She said that they would spread stories about her, whether they were genuine or not, to prevent other, less favourable stories from being printed, Metro reported.

Meghan also said that one should watch everything play out.

For a brief moment, a narrative about a member of the family would surface, and they would think, that they have got to make that go away.


But something needs to be written about a royal since there is space on a newspaper's main page and on the homepage of a website. Jenny Afia, Meghan's attorney, later clarified that a "barrage of bad articles" describing the breakdown of her relationship with her father "was the final straw in a campaign of terrible, ugly coverage about her."


As of yet, Buckingham Palace has refrained from commenting. For the brand-new episodes that will debut on Thursday, Netflix has produced a steady stream of trailers.

Harry speaks about the couple's choice to leave Britain and step down as senior royals at the beginning of Monday's trailer. If we had not left when we did, he muses, he wonders what would have happened to them.

Their security was being reduced, and the entire globe was aware of their location, Meghan continues.

FAQs:

1. How long is the Meghan and Harry’s documentary on Netflix?
   An unparalleled six-part documentary series called Harry & Meghan examines the couple's relationship from the beginning of their courtship to the difficulties they faced so far.
2. When did Harry and Meghan get married?
   Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were wed in Windsor on 19 May 2018.