<p>After a lot of backlashes, the UK tabloid The Sun finally took down its highly objectionable article on Meghan Markle,&nbsp;and issued an apology for the same. Hours later, a representative of Harry and Meghan reacted to The Sun's apology and labelled it as a "PR stunt".<br />
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A few days back, 'Top Gear' host Jeremy Clarkson wrote an opinion piece on Meghan, which has caused an uproar across social media.&nbsp;<br />
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In the article, Jeremy wrote that he hates the Duchess of Sussex "on a cellular level" and that he was "dreaming of the day when she is made to parade naked through the streets of every town in Britain while the crowds chant, Shame! and throw lumps of excrement at her."<br />
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Reacting to the article and apology, Meghan's representative said: "The fact that The Sun has not contacted The Duchess of Sussex to apologise shows their intent. This is nothing more than a PR stunt."&nbsp;<br />
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"While the public absolutely deserves the publication's regrets for their dangerous comments, we wouldn't be in this situation if The Sun did not continue to profit off of and exploit hate, violence and misogyny.&nbsp;<br />
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"A true apology would be a shift in their coverage and ethical standards for all. Unfortunately, we're not holding our breath."</p>

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The column sparked a backlash on social media with many celebrities calling out Jeremy and his piece. The article also became the UK Independent Press Standards Organisation's (IPSO) most complained-about article. More than 20, 000 complaints have been filed.&nbsp;<br />
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After the huge backlash, The Sun removed the article from the website and from its archives.&nbsp;<br />
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"We are sincerely sorry," the tabloid said in a statement on its website.<br />
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"Columnists' opinions are their own, but as a publisher, we realise that with free expression comes responsibility."</div>

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/british-tabloid-the-sun-regrets-publishing-meghan-hate-article-546221">The Sun takes down Jeremy Clarkson's article on Meghan, issues apology</a></div>

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Harry and Meghan have been dealing with the tabloids for years. In 2020, the couple blacklisted some of the<br />
major news agencies of the UK, and The Sun was among one of them.&nbsp;<br />
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Jeremy wrote the article in response to the couple's new Netflix docuseries 'Harry and Meghan', in which the royal couple accused the media of destroying their life among other several big revelations. &nbsp;</div>

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After a lot of backlashes, the UK tabloid The Sun finally took down its highly objectionable article on Meghan Markle, and issued an apology for the same. Hours later, a representative of Harry and Meghan reacted to The Sun's apology and labelled it as a "PR stunt".

After a lot of backlashes, the UK tabloid The Sun finally took down its highly objectionable article on Meghan Markle, and issued an apology for the same. Hours later, a representative of Harry and Meghan reacted to The Sun's apology and labelled it as a "PR stunt". A few days back, 'Top Gear' host Jeremy Clarkson wrote an opinion piece on Meghan, which has caused an uproar across social media. In the article, Jeremy wrote that he hates the Duchess of Sussex "on a cellular level" and that he was "dreaming of the day when she is made to parade naked through the streets of every town in Britain while the crowds chant, Shame! and throw lumps of excrement at her." Reacting to the article and apology, Meghan's representative said: "The fact that The Sun has not contacted The Duchess of Sussex to apologise shows their intent. This is nothing more than a PR stunt." "While the public absolutely deserves the publication's regrets for their dangerous comments, we wouldn't be in this situation if The Sun did not continue to profit off of and exploit hate, violence and misogyny. "A true apology would be a shift in their coverage and ethical standards for all. Unfortunately, we're not holding our breath." The column sparked a backlash on social media with many celebrities calling out Jeremy and his piece. The article also became the UK Independent Press Standards Organisation's (IPSO) most complained-about article. More than 20, 000 complaints have been filed. After the huge backlash, The Sun removed the article from the website and from its archives. "We are sincerely sorry," the tabloid said in a statement on its website. "Columnists' opinions are their own, but as a publisher, we realise that with free expression comes responsibility." The Sun takes down Jeremy Clarkson's article on Meghan, issues apology Harry and Meghan have been dealing with the tabloids for years. In 2020, the couple blacklisted some of the major news agencies of the UK, and The Sun was among one of them. Jeremy wrote the article in response to the couple's new Netflix docuseries 'Harry and Meghan', in which the royal couple accused the media of destroying their life among other several big revelations. (With inputs from the agency)

Harry and Meghan react to The Sun's apology for Jeremy Clarkson's column: A PR stunt

<p>For all who have keenly followed the Harry and Meghan saga right from the time Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced they were quitting their roles in the royal family and moving to the US, the latest episodes of their docuseries 'Harry and Meghan' may seem repetitive.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
The first three episodes that premiered on Netflix on December 8, had the couple speaking about the toxic paparazzi culture that Meghan had been a victim of. In its latest episodes (the next three), the couple continues to put the blame on the media, and this time even point fingers evidently towards the 'institution' which is basically the royal family.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
The show has Hollywood actor Tyler Perry, Tennis superstar Serena Williams and other friends of the couple speaking out on the trying times that the two went through and the incidents that led to their decision to move out of the UK and to any place where they could find their privacy. Perry, it is revealed in the series, offered the couple his home in Los Angeles to stay 'as long as they wanted to' amid uncertainty.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
For those who have followed the saga for the last few years, the episodes simply recall the incidents that led to Harry and Meghan's decision. Here too it seems evident that the media drove Meghan to depression and even suicidal thoughts during her first pregnancy while they lived in Kensington Palace.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Since the beginning of the series last week, it is evident that the couple has had a toxic relationship with the media. While they have fed off each other over the years, the docu-series attempts to tell that it was the toxic media culture that led to the 'Megxit'. It is important to note that the couple has used the same media to always publicise and promote their various charitable causes and now even their own story.&nbsp;<br />
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The new episodes (Episode 4-6) attempt to then look at how Buckingham Palace failed to provide any sense of security and safety net that the couple had so desired. Just like the first three episodes, the next three too had them speaking in pronouns while calling the family the 'institution'. The only time the two seem to put their guards down is while blaming Prince William, Harry's older brother.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Harry reveals that when the initial conversation of them moving out of the UK began, behind closed doors William reportedly screamed and shouted at Harry and their father, King Charles failed to be the peacemaker. The docuseries seemed to just re-affirm a fact that has been in the public eye for a while - that the relationship between the two brothers has soured over the years. Harry and Meghan also allege, indirectly of the curse, how the late Queen Elizabeth had been silent about their problems even though initially she had offered to sit down and speak to them. Both Meghan and Harry seem to mince no words while speaking or implying about Willliam. On other occasions, vague terms like members of the royal family, institution, they and they are used to speak of Harry's family. At one point the two even praise King Charles calling him 'charming'.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
While their story is all too familiar and known, it also reeks of privilege. Harry and Meghan decided to move out to find their own identity, to become financially independent and of course safeguard their privacy. But throughout their documentary, no mention of what they do to lead a lifestyle- that many would term as opulent- is mentioned. The couple, since their exit, has signed multi-million dollar deals with Netflix, cracked a book deal, and started their production house and that's never mentioned. The series also appears extremely one-sided, highlighting the goodness of Meghan and Harry, never really telling the other side of the story.<br />
<br />
'Harry &amp; Meghan' docu-series is an old story re-hashed. It makes them appear as privileged, tone-deaf rich kids who have never had to work a day in their lives to earn the money that they now use to support various 'causes'. They are vague, and ambiguous and may have been targeted by the vile media but also leveraged the most out of the publicity. Think about it, how many couples in this world can afford to walk out of a financially influential family and live an equally comfortable life without thinking about the financial implications?&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Harry and Meghan's story has been done to death. They have already spoken about their problems in great detail to the world through various platforms. Maybe with the docuseries, they will finally be able to bring closure to their troubled past with the royal family and live the life they have dreamt of living for so long. Let us all finally, move on from this chapter.&nbsp;<br />
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For all who have keenly followed the Harry and Meghan saga right from the time Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced they were quitting their roles in the royal family and moving to the US, the latest episodes of their docuseries 'Harry and Meghan' may seem repetitive.

For all who have keenly followed the Harry and Meghan saga right from the time Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced they were quitting their roles in the royal family and moving to the US, the latest episodes of their docuseries 'Harry and Meghan' may seem repetitive. The first three episodes that premiered on Netflix on December 8, had the couple speaking about the toxic paparazzi culture that Meghan had been a victim of. In its latest episodes (the next three), the couple continues to put the blame on the media, and this time even point fingers evidently towards the 'institution' which is basically the royal family. The show has Hollywood actor Tyler Perry, Tennis superstar Serena Williams and other friends of the couple speaking out on the trying times that the two went through and the incidents that led to their decision to move out of the UK and to any place where they could find their privacy. Perry, it is revealed in the series, offered the couple his home in Los Angeles to stay 'as long as they wanted to' amid uncertainty. For those who have followed the saga for the last few years, the episodes simply recall the incidents that led to Harry and Meghan's decision. Here too it seems evident that the media drove Meghan to depression and even suicidal thoughts during her first pregnancy while they lived in Kensington Palace. Since the beginning of the series last week, it is evident that the couple has had a toxic relationship with the media. While they have fed off each other over the years, the docu-series attempts to tell that it was the toxic media culture that led to the 'Megxit'. It is important to note that the couple has used the same media to always publicise and promote their various charitable causes and now even their own story. The new episodes (Episode 4-6) attempt to then look at how Buckingham Palace failed to provide any sense of security and safety net that the couple had so desired. Just like the first three episodes, the next three too had them speaking in pronouns while calling the family the 'institution'. The only time the two seem to put their guards down is while blaming Prince William, Harry's older brother. Harry reveals that when the initial conversation of them moving out of the UK began, behind closed doors William reportedly screamed and shouted at Harry and their father, King Charles failed to be the peacemaker. The docuseries seemed to just re-affirm a fact that has been in the public eye for a while - that the relationship between the two brothers has soured over the years. Harry and Meghan also allege, indirectly of the curse, how the late Queen Elizabeth had been silent about their problems even though initially she had offered to sit down and speak to them. Both Meghan and Harry seem to mince no words while speaking or implying about Willliam. On other occasions, vague terms like members of the royal family, institution, they and they are used to speak of Harry's family. At one point the two even praise King Charles calling him 'charming'. While their story is all too familiar and known, it also reeks of privilege. Harry and Meghan decided to move out to find their own identity, to become financially independent and of course safeguard their privacy. But throughout their documentary, no mention of what they do to lead a lifestyle- that many would term as opulent- is mentioned. The couple, since their exit, has signed multi-million dollar deals with Netflix, cracked a book deal, and started their production house and that's never mentioned. The series also appears extremely one-sided, highlighting the goodness of Meghan and Harry, never really telling the other side of the story. 'Harry & Meghan' docu-series is an old story re-hashed. It makes them appear as privileged, tone-deaf rich kids who have never had to work a day in their lives to earn the money that they now use to support various 'causes'. They are vague, and ambiguous and may have been targeted by the vile media but also leveraged the most out of the publicity. Think about it, how many couples in this world can afford to walk out of a financially influential family and live an equally comfortable life without thinking about the financial implications? Harry and Meghan's story has been done to death. They have already spoken about their problems in great detail to the world through various platforms. Maybe with the docuseries, they will finally be able to bring closure to their troubled past with the royal family and live the life they have dreamt of living for so long. Let us all finally, move on from this chapter.

'Harry and Meghan' re-share same story once more, putting the blame on Prince William this time

<p>Howard Stern had a lot to say on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix show. ‘Harry &amp; Meghan’ debuted on December 8 with three episodes. The following episodes will roll out on December 15.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking on the documentary, Howard Stern said, “It’s been painful. I don’t — I wouldn’t stay with it, but my wife wants to watch it, so, you know, we have shows we watch, but they come off like such whiny bitches. I gotta tell you man, I just don’t get it.”</p>

<p>“I get Prince Harry being pissed off at the monarchy for his mother,” Stern continued. “They treated her like shit…I feel bad for Prince Harry losing his mother and all that. So you got my empathy there. But Jesus Christ, when those two start whining about ‘wah wah wah, and they don’t like me’ and she wants to be beloved in this country…it’s just very weird to watch two people who keep screaming, ‘We wanted our privacy, we wanted the press to leave us alone.’ And then what is their special that they put out on Netflix — showing you them and their kids and their life. It’s like the Kardashians except boring. You know what I mean?”</p>

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<p>Howard Stern found himself questioning why the couple made their lives public when all they wanted was some privacy. He also found it confusing what Harry and Meghan want out of this series. “Where do you go with this? Is this your career…talking about how humiliated you were being part of, I don’t know, living in a castle — and it’s hard to relate to. It’s like, it looks pretty terrific to me. If it was me, I never had to worry about money and never had to worry about work,” he asked.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He also commented that Harry might eventually leave Meghan Markle and said, “I think he’s eventually not gonna dig her. I’m telling you.”</p>

<p>‘Harry &amp; Meghan’ has been at the top of the news ever since it was released on Netflix with people around the world being curious about the intent of the couple.</p>

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Howard Stern had a lot to say on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix show. ‘Harry & Meghan’ debuted on December 8 with three episodes. The following episodes will roll out on December 15.

Howard Stern had a lot to say on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix show. ‘Harry & Meghan’ debuted on December 8 with three episodes. The following episodes will roll out on December 15. Speaking on the documentary, Howard Stern said, “It’s been painful. I don’t — I wouldn’t stay with it, but my wife wants to watch it, so, you know, we have shows we watch, but they come off like such whiny bitches. I gotta tell you man, I just don’t get it.” “I get Prince Harry being pissed off at the monarchy for his mother,” Stern continued. “They treated her like shit…I feel bad for Prince Harry losing his mother and all that. So you got my empathy there. But Jesus Christ, when those two start whining about ‘wah wah wah, and they don’t like me’ and she wants to be beloved in this country…it’s just very weird to watch two people who keep screaming, ‘We wanted our privacy, we wanted the press to leave us alone.’ And then what is their special that they put out on Netflix — showing you them and their kids and their life. It’s like the Kardashians except boring. You know what I mean?” Howard Stern found himself questioning why the couple made their lives public when all they wanted was some privacy. He also found it confusing what Harry and Meghan want out of this series. “Where do you go with this? Is this your career…talking about how humiliated you were being part of, I don’t know, living in a castle — and it’s hard to relate to. It’s like, it looks pretty terrific to me. If it was me, I never had to worry about money and never had to worry about work,” he asked. He also commented that Harry might eventually leave Meghan Markle and said, “I think he’s eventually not gonna dig her. I’m telling you.” ‘Harry & Meghan’ has been at the top of the news ever since it was released on Netflix with people around the world being curious about the intent of the couple.

Howard Stern on 'Harry & Meghan' documentary: It’s like the Kardashians except boring

<p>It's been almost three years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their roles as senior members of the British royal family and settled in the US with their children, yet the controversy and drama around their exit continue to grab the headlines.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Their latest docu-series on Netflix, which was released on Netflix on Thursday is being touted as an explosive one and reports claim the show is bound to further the gap between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal family.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
A former employee at Buckingham Palace has brewed up fresh controversy against the upcoming docu-series of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.<br />
As per The New York Post, the employee, who claimed to be bullied by Markle, reached out to the British monarchy to fire back at the allegations made in the upcoming docu-series, 'Harry &amp; Meghan'.<br />
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In an interview with the Times, the employee said that the only way the allegations can be cleared is through the removal of restrictions in the non-disclosure agreements of the staff.<br />
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"The only way to end it once for good is for us to be allowed to speak, and for the palace to firmly reject their lies," The New York Post quoted the former employee.&nbsp;"It's emotionally draining. It feels like there`s no end to it," the employee added.<br />
<br />
In the one-minute trailer for the docu-series released on Netflix, Prince Harry was heard saying, "There`s a hierarchy of the family....You know, there's leaking, but there's also planting of stories. No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth".<br />
<br />
The former employee responded back saying, "They always use vague terms 'the truth,' 'my truth,' but nothing concrete is said."&nbsp;<br />
<br />
The ex-staff added that Markle conveyed her side of stories through journalist Omid Scobie.<br />
<br />
"She knows we can't financially protect ourselves by going to court, so she keeps pushing. It`s all a game for her. And she is loving it. I certainly have chosen to remain silent out of respect for the crown, but if they keep attacking us and our characters, reputation, et cetera, we need to feel we are equally supported by the royal family."&nbsp;<br />
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The first three episodes of 'Harry &amp; Meghan' is set to be released on Netflix on December 8.&nbsp;</p>


It's been almost three years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their roles as senior members of the British royal family and settled in the US with their children, yet the controversy and drama around their exit continue to grab the headlines.

It's been almost three years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their roles as senior members of the British royal family and settled in the US with their children, yet the controversy and drama around their exit continue to grab the headlines. Their latest docu-series on Netflix, which was released on Netflix on Thursday is being touted as an explosive one and reports claim the show is bound to further the gap between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal family. A former employee at Buckingham Palace has brewed up fresh controversy against the upcoming docu-series of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle. As per The New York Post, the employee, who claimed to be bullied by Markle, reached out to the British monarchy to fire back at the allegations made in the upcoming docu-series, 'Harry & Meghan'. In an interview with the Times, the employee said that the only way the allegations can be cleared is through the removal of restrictions in the non-disclosure agreements of the staff. "The only way to end it once for good is for us to be allowed to speak, and for the palace to firmly reject their lies," The New York Post quoted the former employee. "It's emotionally draining. It feels like there`s no end to it," the employee added. In the one-minute trailer for the docu-series released on Netflix, Prince Harry was heard saying, "There`s a hierarchy of the family....You know, there's leaking, but there's also planting of stories. No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth". The former employee responded back saying, "They always use vague terms 'the truth,' 'my truth,' but nothing concrete is said." The ex-staff added that Markle conveyed her side of stories through journalist Omid Scobie. "She knows we can't financially protect ourselves by going to court, so she keeps pushing. It`s all a game for her. And she is loving it. I certainly have chosen to remain silent out of respect for the crown, but if they keep attacking us and our characters, reputation, et cetera, we need to feel we are equally supported by the royal family." The first three episodes of 'Harry & Meghan' is set to be released on Netflix on December 8.

Former Buckingham Palace staff slams 'Harry & Meghan' docu-series: 'It's all a game for her'

<p>The first teaser for 'Harry &amp; Meghan' is out. The Netflix documentary series delves deep into the relationship of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and their controversial decision to step back from their duties as royals. Directed by American documentarian Liz Garbus, the series will tell the story in six parts.</p>

<p>The teaser begins with someone, presumably Garbus, asking the question "Why did you want to make this documentary?" Candid images of Harry and Meghan vacationing and just chilling together flash on the screen as Harry responds, "No one's seen what's happened behind closed doors."</p>

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<p>We see images of Meghan crying while holding a phone, she and Harry sitting discomfited behind Camilla Parker (now the Queen Consort), Prince William, the current heir to the throne, and Kate Middleton, the current Princess of Wales.</p>

<p>"I had to do everything I could, to protect my family," adds Harry. Visuals show the respective childhoods of both.</p>

<p>Meghan chimes in, "When the stakes were this high, doesn't it make sense to hear our story from us?" as though to point out virulent coverage of the events, particularly in the conservative British press.</p>

<p>If this documentary promises one thing apart from Harry and Meghan's side of the story, it's thoroughness. There have been documentaries before, but never from Harry and Meghan's perspective, and never a series.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Harry &amp; Meghan' does not have a release date yet.</p>

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The first teaser for 'Harry & Meghan' is out. The Netflix documentary series delves deep into the relationship of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and their controversial decision to step back from their duties as royals.

The first teaser for 'Harry & Meghan' is out. The Netflix documentary series delves deep into the relationship of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and their controversial decision to step back from their duties as royals. Directed by American documentarian Liz Garbus, the series will tell the story in six parts. The teaser begins with someone, presumably Garbus, asking the question "Why did you want to make this documentary?" Candid images of Harry and Meghan vacationing and just chilling together flash on the screen as Harry responds, "No one's seen what's happened behind closed doors." We see images of Meghan crying while holding a phone, she and Harry sitting discomfited behind Camilla Parker (now the Queen Consort), Prince William, the current heir to the throne, and Kate Middleton, the current Princess of Wales. "I had to do everything I could, to protect my family," adds Harry. Visuals show the respective childhoods of both. Meghan chimes in, "When the stakes were this high, doesn't it make sense to hear our story from us?" as though to point out virulent coverage of the events, particularly in the conservative British press. If this documentary promises one thing apart from Harry and Meghan's side of the story, it's thoroughness. There have been documentaries before, but never from Harry and Meghan's perspective, and never a series. 'Harry & Meghan' does not have a release date yet.

'Harry & Meghan' teaser: Duke and Duchess tell their side of story in this docuseries. Watch