BBC royal correspondant Nicholas Witchell has slammed some of the claims Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made in their new Netflix documentary as ‘absurd’.
Their bombshell documentary dropped on the streaming service on Thursday, with three more episodes following next week.Both have stated that the series is an account of their ‘love story’ and explores the impact the press has had on their private lives.However, her claims have since been labelled ‘absurd’.
Referring to the allegation, Witchell said: ‘The first point who is the “they” she is referring?‘But the idea that anyone was out to destroy her frankly I think is absurd and simply does not stand up to proper and reasonable scrutiny.’Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix docu-series drops: What happens next?
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