Susanna Reid and Robert Rinder of GMB disagree about Meghan and Prince Harry Netflix series

Prince Harry and Megan Markle's upcoming Netflix series brought Robert Rinder and Susanna Reid to an open clash when they debated on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain show. The GMB guest host Robert and the Judge Rinder star 'passionately' drew everybody's attention to the fact that the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights foundation recently awarded The Ripple of Hope Award to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. It was awarded to them because of their work towards fighting "structural racism".

Further, they called out how media intrusion has been shown using some clips in the Netflix series. Some of those clips were revealed to be entirely unconnected to Harry and Megan.

But Susanna suggested that those clips used by Harry and Megan possibly gave examples of intrusion by photographers, and they didn’t intend to suggest their suffering because of intrusion.




It was quite evident that opinions were differing amongst the panel as guests Kevin Maguire and Andrew Pierce also had their say. They discussed that the series is meant to show "their truth" but then why unrelated 'evidence' of intrusion was used in the series.

In response to this, Susanna said that she is to play "Devil's Advocate" and suggested that this evidence is used to show what press intrusion is like not just for them but for "a whole number of people".

FAQs:

1. What date is Harry and Megan on Netflix?
   The series will debut on December 8, Thursday on Netflix.
2. Did Meghan Markel appear in House MD?
   She did appear in the hit show as Rachel Zane.