The Royal Family is facing a new round of attacks with the release of the last three episodes of the Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are going a lot harder after the Royal Family with a real focus on Prince William.
While The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have avoided attacking King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort, in a virulent way, they are still doing a lot of damages to the British monarchy.
They have brought back conversations about colonialism and slavery to the forefront. The renegade royals have also highlighted that the issue of race is still causing a lot of problems in England to this day.
Moreover, they have removed some of the mysticism around Queen Elizabeth II and her legacy. The former actress has mocked some of the traditions attached to the monarchy.
The docuseries is based on the central premise that the Royal Family has colluded with the British media to destroy the Sussexes and their beautiful love story.
Many royal experts are urging The Royal Family to hit back where it hurts by making public a report about Markle’s alleged bullying of Palace staff. Some even want King Charles to remove their titles and cut their ties to the monarchy.
While this approach might be tempting, others are more cautious and tell The King to ignore the Sussexes altogether.
The idea here is that Prince Harry could retaliate and launch more terrible attacks on the monarchy. Those experts think that the renegade royal has more dirt hidden and is just holding back for now and will dump it all out if need be.
The father of two can go very far if he feels that his wife is being unfairly attacked. That is why King Charles is advised to hold back and not make things worse.
Royal expert Peter Hunt told The Daily Express: “Harry has pulled out the pin. The royals will have to watch how they respond given the evidence Harry may have at his disposal.”
Mr. Edward Coram James, an expert in the digital space, says the Royal Family should not get in the mud and adopt a dignified posture.
He told the same outlet: “In many ways, this means that the real challenge is not with the royals, but with the Sussexes. How do they penetrate through that thick, lasting armor? The royal strategy is designed to make any on the other side of the fray appear as rabble-rousing and immature.”
Coram James continued: “It also allows the other side the time and space to make mistakes and fall to their own arrows. By doing nothing and saying nothing, they have provided the perfect contrast to a side that, relative to that, appears to be doing everything and saying everything, and allowed the other side to slip up with cultural faux pas such as Meghan’s arguably culturally insensitive fake curtsey.”
King Charles seems to agree with those ideas because, unlike Prince William, he has stayed mostly calm about the documentary.
