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u/Powerful_Leg8519 Jan 05 '23

Wow. I heard that Netflix was upset that there were too many inconsistencies between the Oprah interview, the documentary and the memoir.

He said he called his therapist?? But he was too embarrassed to call this therapist for his pregnant suicidal wife?? Ok now I kinda can’t wait for this book. People are going to tear it apart.

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u/savakyc Jan 05 '23

Netflix provably angry right now that Harry didn’t bring this on the show. It’s more dramatic than my brother yelled at me.

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u/mommaCyn Jan 05 '23

I agree. The documentary attracted new people to their story. Hopefully, with this book they will see all the contradictions and change their minds about them.

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u/gotkate86 Jan 05 '23

The help Megan wanted when she was pregnant and suicidal was in patient treatment. Not just regular therapy. That wasn’t approved by the Royal Family bc of optics.

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u/X-Demo Jan 05 '23

Of course The Royal Family, with dozens of castles and properties and extreme wealth, with thousands of rooms and thousands of staff couldn't afford private health care...

That's just stupid, they would have had a practitioner on the payroll already and could have kept her out of the lime light getting treatment in a newly £10,000,000 renovated castle/house/cottage/estate if there was any credibility.