PRINCE Harry says in this latest Netflix trailer: “We know the full truth.”
This is not the truth as I recognise it, Harry.
GettyPaparazzi do not chase the Royal family in Britain – as Harry, pictured here with wife Meghan, has suggested[/caption]
He and Meghan are shown being pursued by photographers.
There is no such thing as paparazzi chasing royals in the UK.
That stopped a long time ago, well before Meghan came onto the scene.
When a senior royal has a girlfriend it is a massive news story because she could become his wife.
On very successful official tours with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the press were well behaved because if you step out of line you don’t go again.
Harry and Meghan started off married life in a lovely cottage in the grounds of Kensington Palace.
They could come and go as they pleased and no one knew where they were.
And at Frogmore Cottage in the grounds of Windsor Castle their lives were totally private and secure.
It wasn’t until they moved away that the problems with photographers began.
Meghan was harangued in Canada while in California photographers descended on Montecito and even flew drones over their house.
The truth is, Harry and Meghan, those sort of things did not happen here.
And, as The Sun revealed yesterday, Netflix had to stoop to creating a false picture of a group of photographers to suggest it did.
TNI PressA trailer for Harry and Meg’s upcoming doc showed rows of photographers looking for the best snap[/caption]
But the snap was taken at a Harry Potter premiere with The Sun photographer Doug Seeburg and Rupert Grint, bottom right Read More