LONDON: The first three episodes of “Harry & Meghan,” advertised as a tell-all personal documentary on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, has premiered on Netflix — with somewhat mixed results.
Although they have been criticized for seemingly being hypocritical about their privacy, they certainly do have the right to tell their story on their own terms.
That being said, the show’s claims to offer a fresh account of their lives has so far fallen short of expectations.
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