Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'using power play' says Myers
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have "run out of ammo" in their battle against the Royal Family, sources reported by the Mirror have claimed. Netflix released on Thursday, in the midst of the Prince and Princess of Wales's visit to Boston, a slick minute-long trailer for its new docu-series titled Harry & Meghan, to be entirely focused on the Sussexes' love story and their struggles within the Firm. The programme, to be released on December 8, is expected to contain more criticism of the Royal Family. This would come after Meghan and Harry detailed their grievances in their bombshell sit-down with Oprah Winfrey in early 2021 and raised further criticism in a string of interviews released over the following months, as well as during the Duchess of Sussex's podcast series, Archetypes. The Duke is also expected to open up further on his pain and unhappiness in his upcoming memoir, titled Spare. While the Royal Family can only wait to see the content of the Netflix documentary directed by Liz Garbus, sources told the Mail on Sunday King Charles and Queen Camilla are "not worried but wearied". A palace source stressed, referring to the interviews and declarations done in the past two years by the Sussexes: "It's very wearying".
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Meghan and Harry have 'run out of ammo'
King Charles and Queen Camilla have been described as "not worried but wearied" by a source ahead of the release of Netflix's Harry & Meghan documentary.
The programme is believed to include further claims and criticism against the Firm, in the wake of the pair's interview with Oprah Winfrey in early 2021 and a string of other interviews and statements released since they stepped down as full-time working members of the Royal Family in the spring of 2020.
Another source claimed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have "run out of ammo" in their battle against the Royal Family.
