THIS is everything we know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s documentary amid claims it’s “weakened” by fake paparazzi shots.
Netflix has today released a second trailer for the explosive docuseries, and confirmed it will hit screens on Thursday.
Netflix today released the second trailer for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s documentary
Here’s everything we know so far
It revealed a rare photo of Meghan pregnant, thought to be with Lilibet, and hints the couple are taking swipes at the Royal Family.
The pair also made another chilling reference to Princess Diana in the clip.
In the trailer, Harry refers to his mother’s tragic death, and tells the camera “I didn’t want history to repeat itself”.
Speaking over photos and videos, the duke says: “It’s really hard looking back on it and thinking ‘what on earth happened?’.
He then adds: “There’s a hierarchy of the family.”
Harry then goes on to say: “The pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution, it’s a feeding frenzy.”
He continues: “I was terrfified, I didn’t want history repeating itself.”
Meghan, who is shown sobbing in the trailer can also be heard saying: “I realised they’ll never protect you.”
But, the couple have been accused of using misleading paparazzi shots – which appear as though they’re the ones being swarmed.
However, today’s trailer included snippets of cameras surrounding Katie Price and Donald Trump’s former lawyer, according to a photographer.
The couple have also been accused of carelessness after using another misleading photo – this one from 1938 – in the first trailer.
And The Celeb Report exclusively revealed yesterday that one of the photos included in that trailer – of them apparently being hounded by the press – was from a Harry Potter premiere years before they met.
It comes after Prince William reportedly vowed to hit back at Royal Family smears following the release of the first trailer.
But, the Mail Online reported yesterday Harry and Meghan intended to focus on fixing their relationships with the family – after the documentary and Harry’s tell-all memoir is released.
Sources say the couple have spoken about “reaching out” to the prince’s estranged relatives after the “inevitable furore” around the projects has died down.
Today’s trailer followed the couple’s Archewell Foundation taking a blow as their senior aide quit.
Mandana Dayani, 40, resigned as the president of the company, seeing Harry and Meghan now take the “full lead”.
Meanwhile, the first trailer revealed never before seen photos and videos of the pair – including Meghan crying, and she and Harry dancing.
It also seemed to offer a sneak peek inside Frogmore Cottage – which the couple called home before Megxit.
But, it has also been claimed the couple took a photographer into Buckingham Palace without the Queen’s permission.
And, this is what we expect to see inside the documentary – from the times camera and audio crews have been spotted out and about.
The first part of the documentary will hit screens on Thursday, Netflix confirmed
The second trailer shows the pair putting their emotions on the line
