Harry & Meghan

I went into this not really knowing what to expect but a few minutes in I thought what could they have to say that could stretch across 6 episodes? Well, in this first 3 episodes nothing new really or all that interesting. For me the one thing that stood out is her relationship with her niece. Yes, Meghan has a neice.

We all knew her mother was the only blood relative reported to have been to the wedding and we're aware of the drama with her father...no family is perfect...but the revelation of a niece was, well, a revelation.

Meghan invited all kinds of "friends" to her wedding, even Oprah who we know she did not know for real yet she did not invite her actual niece she actually had a good relationship with. Why? Because she was so concerned with the possible debacle of explaining why her half sister (the niece's mother) was not invited. If Meghan was ever pressed to say why she didn't invite her half sister she could have simply stated she had no relationship with her but she has a relationship with her niece...case closed. Period. For someone who is so well-spoken and clever as Meghan you think it would have been a no-brainer, nope, instead she cared only about herself and not her neice's feelings. If you ever get invited to a family member's wedding this would have been the wedding. I would have been heartbroken if she was my aunt. That decision, to me, speaks volumes about Meghan.

Boring, boring, boring, and painfully self-serving - definitely not the "documentary" I expected from the marketing hype. And I thought these two left the UK in part to protect their family's privacy - in which case, I'm very confused about why they keep trying to inject themselves into the limelight.

In the end, I'm left thinking "why should I care about these two?" After enduring the boring first 3 episodes, I really don't.

As an American who was originally sympathetic to H&M's situation, I believe I'm Netfix's target audience for this series. But if this is the best they can do, I think Netflix really wasted their money. I won't be watching anymore...

I found the series contrived and one sided. I do not feel sorry for two ADULTS who had very cushy upbringings. Death and Divorce occurs and most the ADULTS I know have gone on to lead exemplary lives without self promoting by crapping on family members. The paparazzi sux and shame on anyone who reads trash. Harry and Meghan's version of events is just as tabloid like, misleading and fantastical. No pity for either one and completely no respect for them either. The two are grifters wallowing in their own self pity while sitting in a mansion. We will never get the other side but by fact checking what comes out the Windsor's mouths has proven to be a lot of falsehoods and so whats?

Well, I think it's all been said about these two....... The carefully planned and orchestrated "private" moments... the jealousy and envy they show toward William and Kate, while claiming not to want that life....the claims of serious misconduct by other royal Family member while showing absolutely no proof.... It's all been said, and in a much more articulate manner than I ever could...

What I can't understand is why they didn't have their PR team do a better job of evening out these scores. If what they say is true, they would know that this series would be panned. It's really curious to me that there are so few positive scores.

To me, they just come off as selfish, entitled, and angry. Not really what you expect from royalty. I expect much more dignity from the royal family than insulting fake curtsies from a couch.

I was disappointed. The documentary felt more like a one-sided promotion of Harry and Meghan's image than a balanced exploration of their lives.

The documentary lacked any real insight into the couple's experiences, and instead relied heavily on anecdotal evidence and hearsay. There was little effort made to delve into the complex issues surrounding their departure from the royal family, and instead, the narrative seemed to be heavily influenced by Harry and Meghan's perspective.

Moreover, the documentary failed to provide any real depth or analysis, and instead felt more like a collection of talking heads offering their own opinions. The lack of diversity in the perspectives presented was particularly disappointing.

Overall, I would not recommend the Harry & Meghan Netflix documentary to anyone looking for an unbiased and thoughtful exploration of the couple's lives. Instead, it feels like little more than a shallow attempt to burnish their public image.