Sky News Australia presents a special investigation delving deeper into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relentless attacks against the Royal Family with the recent release of the autobiography ‘Spare’ and associated TV publicity interviews.
After leaving Britain to pursue a life outside the duties of the monarchy, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have launched a series of controversial claims which allege everything from racism to violence occurring within the walls of the palace.
Followers, esteemed critics, and Royal correspondents uncover their knowledge in detail to reveal the harsh truths contradicting the Sussex’s scathing allegations. Sky News Australia features Royal Editor Emily Nash, the Daily Mirror’s Russel Myers, Royal Author Angela Levin and more in this forensic analysis into Harry and Meghan’s ongoing war with the royal family.
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