The staging of the sacrifice of Duchess Meghan (41) and Prince Harry (38) is a Hollywood masterpiece. The first three installments of their Netflix documentary series Harry & Meghan, each 55 minutes long, have been available since Thursday. It all starts with Meghan, her hair wrapped in a shawl, no makeup – it’s all about her unvarnished truth. “I don’t know where to start,” she says. Accompanied by the classical sounds of piano and violin, an emotional drum beats.
You can see photos of Archie’s son (3 years old), Harry, photographing hummingbirds, their love story in pictures reminiscent of a fairy tale. About good and evil, the exploitation of the British royal family, the persecution of the paparazzi, racism, coldness and power behind thick palace walls. They don’t go into it all.
Collect 100 million for unpacking
With 100 million francs the couple is raising for him, he has to deliver. While it is a poison in small doses. Princess Kate (40) is described as unassailable. Curtsy to Queen Elizabeth II († 96), who died on September 8, as a grotesque gesture that Meghan makes fun of. The royal family is accused of being involved in British racism, having an unwritten contract with the media, only they are not protected by anything. And Harry was raised by friends in Africa, not by his father, King Charles III. (74).
The three-hour reality show is recommended for those who enjoy the public selfish delusion. If the poison dose seems too low: a higher dose will follow next Thursday.
Flavia Schlittler
Source: Blick
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