Royal experts warn Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are forcing the Firm to “brace for impact”.
This claim has been made by Royally Us, hosts Christina Garibaldi and Christine Ross with Nick Bullen.
Royally Us, hosts Christina Garibaldi and Christine Ross made this claim in an interview with Nick Bullen.
Mr Bullen claimed, “I think the Royal Family will have major concerns about what's in this documentary because history has proven that when Harry and Meghan speak, they often say things that, how do I put this politely, impact around the world.”
“Look, the Oprah interview was explosive. Even when he [Harry] then does the interview at the Invictus Game where he talks about trying to make sure the Queen's got the right people around her, you know, that he's trying to protect his grandmother, I mean these are very incendiary things to say.”
“You know, if your son or brother was saying that about your mother or grandmother, you'd be like, I don't know, is that suggesting that I'm not protecting her.”
Before concluding he added, “So, I think there are concerns about what's going to be said [in the docuseries]. The reality is that Netflix are paying a lot of money for Harry and Meghan content and Harry and Meghan will deliver stuff that gets headlines.”
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