怠な雪音Yukine

their "story" here doesn't match their engagement interview and the oprah one. their claims are full of holes that you'll leave with more questions than answers. it's obviously a propaganda to market h&m as the victims but what they don't realize is the more they talk, the more it backfires on them. 98% of the showtime is meghan talking on and on about the things we've already heard with alterations that doesn't make sense with the timeline they presented a while back. honestly nothing new, no "bombshell" impact, no spicy factor. harry's a plank in the background just agreeing, no contribution whatsoever. it's more of them saying their opinions about the rf than what actually hapened, with clips borrowed from princess diana or princess catherine and stock videos.. nothing much from the pair. i suggest the audience who give it a 5-star or anyone curious to watch it to go study BRF history or just educate yourself about the current windsors and HMTQ's legacy (it's not that hard, there's plenty in yt) before diving in to this show because everything h&m said are very misleading. oh and do a lil background check on meghan too. leaks about her post-royal are much jucier than this documentary. says a lot about her. the crown did a better drama documentary series of the royal family than from someone who came from it. and that speaks volumes.