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Just a lazy actress and a fallen prince: the withering global media verdict on Harry and Meghan’s new Netflix documentary
- The beginning of the series drew cutting comments from television commentators and critics.
- The Sussexes were described as “nothing more than a lazy actress and a fallen prince”.
- One reviewer said that they “surprise us yet again with how narrow their view of their fame is.”
The world’s media delivered withering verdicts on Harry and Meghan’s Netflix documentary.
The release of the first three hours of the six-part series drew cutting comments from media commentators and television critics.
Laurent Sagalovitsch of the French online magazine Slate described the Sussexes as “nothing more than a vague actress and a fallen prince, both united by the idea of selling the story of their eternal emptiness to the highest bidder.”
Laurent Sagalovitsch of the French online magazine Slate described the Sussexes as “nothing more than a lazy actress and a fallen prince”.
He also questioned why “we have to put up with the never-ending story of these lovebirds whose intellectual horizons, if they exist, are limited to which font to use on Instagram.”
In America, Daniel D’Addario of Variety magazine said: “The Sussexes surprise us once again with how narrow their view of their fame is, how limited and unimaginative their presence on the world stage has become. “.
He wrote: ‘They may have shed their responsibilities to the Crown, but they are still in a kind of service. There is an air of duty about Harry and Meghan’s entire undertaking, as if they are honor bound to keep reciting their personal story until we finally lose interest.”