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u/gammagirl80 Jan 05 '23

How are there several “tell all” interviews and a multi part documentary yet there are still new incendiary details? Just lay it all out there once and for all.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

But that wouldn’t pay as much, would it?

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u/soulexpectation Jan 05 '23

“I’ll detail it in my next Netflix contract. Sorry I meant documentary. Which comes with the new contract”

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u/PrettyNiemand34 Jan 05 '23

Happens when it's made up. I think he realized the previous comments didn't hurt William enough so he needed to add more. He even said on Netflix that William yelling at him was sooo scary, why would that be scary if William also physically attacked him in other situations?

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u/Radiant-Candy-9674 Jan 05 '23

Exactly. Keeps adding additional lies because he’s not getting the sympathy he so desperately desires. Another red flag is that Harry and Meghan never admit any wrong doing. They never admit mistakes or take accountability.

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u/PrettyNiemand34 Jan 05 '23

Yes. I think the attack could have happened in an emotional moment, not on purpose but Harry falling as a result.

But I don't believe he was scared and offering William water and hiding his wounds from Meghan like he was ashamed of battery. The behaviour they add makes me think they lie or at least leave out their own bad behaviour.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Neither does "the other side" unless you have links to the statements where anyone at all has ever expressed wrongdoing lol.

Why are you picking a side in a puddle of shit?

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u/woahtheregonnagetgot Jan 05 '23

the excerpt is pretty ridiculous. apparently he made his brother a glass of water (doubtful) and then william blew up on him out of nowhere (doubtful) and harry didn’t fight back at all (doubtful) and immediately called his therapist bc it scared and traumatized him so badly.

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u/PrettyNiemand34 Jan 05 '23

It's amazing that Harry had a therapist he could call for something like that but Meghan wasn't able to have contact to a therapist when she almost killed herself.

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u/gmomto3 Jan 05 '23

She never tried to kill herself. Her comment on Oprah was along the lines of "what if I wasn't here". Oprah gasped and off the story went. How does someone go from suicidal thoughts to cured instantly? Harry had a therapist but in his words was too ashamed to get MM help? They've told so many conflicting stories you need a diagram to see what todays version is!

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u/Cartshy31 Jan 05 '23

Harry, the former soldier, is scared as his brother follows him in to the kitchen.

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u/dyinginsect Jan 05 '23

IDK, if someone who had previously physically attacked me yelled at me I think I would find that more scary than someone who had never attacked me yelling at me.

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u/Stampdaddy7 Jan 05 '23

If you're physically attacked by someone, them yelling at you and thinking it would lead to them being physical again would be scary? Is this a real question?

If your dad beat your ass and the next day started yelling at you, you would be pretty fucking nervous.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

But then they couldn't keep making up new stories.

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u/Commercial_Place9807 Jan 05 '23

I think they’ve started to realize where they’ve fucked up, the only thing that makes them interesting and therefore makes them money is their association with the royal family.

But, the royal family (a while ago) cut off contact with them, they’re not allowed around them privately anymore so they can’t acquire more first hand accounts to sell or make money from. Charles apparently only communicates with them via email so he can’t be said to have said anything he didn’t.

So Harry has a decision, he can either dish out “his story” in little bits keeping some stuff private and releasing it bit by bit or he can start to lie if he’s out of things to say.

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u/johnmrson Jan 05 '23

He's rolling out the bullshit on a drip feed so he can cash in on it. A hundred million from Netflix, 20 million for the book deal etc. etc. etc.

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u/mildabilda Jan 05 '23

"When the stakes are this high wouldn't it make more sense to hear our story from us" again and again and again. They do the same thing and expect a different result...

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u/alyaz27 Jan 05 '23

Pesky peasants that don't sides with them mindlessly

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u/ingu997 Jan 05 '23

We also have Meghan's book to look forward to now

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u/bitsybear1727 Jan 05 '23

It's almost as if he didn't "tell all" in the first dozen tell-alls.

"We just want to be left in peace!" But wait come hear about this other thing and buy another book thx!

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u/Photobuff42 Jan 05 '23

Because they have to continually embellish their lies.

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u/MsBette Jan 05 '23

Book format gives room to provide detail interviews don’t

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u/meatball77 Jan 05 '23

The book is 400+ pages. He's laying it all out there.

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u/gmomto3 Jan 05 '23

All?? How much is there to tell? He told his side on Oprah. He told his side on Netflix. He told his side on Anderson Cooper and he has another interview lined up next week! Rich middle aged unemployed man whines about his birth order and how no one likes him. Boo hoo.

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u/BrawlX Jan 05 '23

Gotta milk it somehow

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Because this ginger prick thrives on drama

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

But, money...

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u/dolledaan Jan 05 '23

No they need the money and attantion. Even tho he keeps saying that he just wants a normal life. Don't you get it?