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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been criticized for consistently giving the blame a bit too generously.
A member of the Australian House of Representatives, Stephen Bates published this accusation.
It comes in his latest article for The Guardian and reads: They blame a bit too generously.
Some, though far from all, of the coverage of Harry and Meghan in some of the tabloids, particularly their pet peeve the Daily Mail, was quite hateful, but it should be noted that many of the headlines that flash on the screen in the documentaries are not British media, but tabloids like the National Enquirer in the United States.
Retaliation from Meghan’s friends, The Truth About Meghan was also planted, in People magazine.
Mr. Bates also noted that I find some elements of what they say shocking. I don’t recognize the constant briefings from royal reporters and the endlessly planted stories.
I remember it was quite difficult to get information from the palace and briefings on royal visits. The media takes things up: he quickly discerned that all was not well between the royal brothers, nor with Meghan. Shouldn’t they have reported it?
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