Prince Harry and Meghan ‘sold’ son Archie’s privacy to Netflix for £88million, claims Carole Malone

Strange for a couple who claim to detest cameras but always appear to have one available to capture their cries, the tragedies, the joys, and the grief, Harry and Meghan sold the most personal, intimate moments in their lives—photos, films, and even kissy images from photo booths. Archie is featured throughout this fanciful series, shamelessly used to demonstrate what a beautiful family they are, despite being the son Prince Harry claimed he needed to leave the UK to protect.

Three episodes left viewers with the impression that Netflix had made a lousy investment because H&M kept repeating the same worn-out, antiquated fairy tales about racism, harassment, how awful and cold the Royal Family was, and how some of the men had married women because the characters were safe rather than because they were someone they were destined to be with.

The British public's animosity toward Meghan and Harry has nothing to do with the colour of Meghan's skin. They did it by calling each other racists; a vile falsehood is given that Meghan was welcomed into the palace with open arms and that Harry had finally met his true love.




Simply put, everyone began to recognise Meghan and how Harry, who up until that point had been the other most well-known royal, had changed as a result of their encounter.

People claim that this documentary series destroyed whatever opportunity he ever had to mend fences with his family.

FAQs:

1. Who is Archie?
   Archie is the daughter of Harry and Meghan.
2. Is Carole Malone supporting the Harry and Meghan show?
   No, Carole is not supporting the show. She thinks that it is a threat to the monarchy.