The Problem: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry accused of lying in their documentary series

It looks like another scandal is erupting around Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. It was alleged that the Dukes of Sussex used a photograph in their documentary series that they had approved to be taken, saying it violated the privacy of the press.

The trailer for the documentary featured a photo of Harry, Meghan, and their young son Archie, taken from the balcony of Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s residence in South Africa in 2019, while they were on an official tour there.

The photo was taken at the home of Archbishop Desmond Tutu by a photographer who was part of an accredited press group. Royal correspondent Robert Jobson tweeted, “This photo used by Netflix, Harry and Meghan to show the press response is a complete misrepresentation.” “Only three people were in an accredited position. Harry and Meghan agreed on this position. I was there”.

Jobson later tweeted a photo of the former royals showing Archie to the archbishop.

“This picture was taken by me with my iPhone at Archbishop Tutu’s residence in Cape Town, from the same accredited location. There was no invasion.”

Another clip showed photographers gathering around the car after Meghan said the royal family had never considered protecting her. But even here everything is not as it seems at first glance.

What is actually used here is footage of President Trump’s former attorney, Michael Cohen, leaving his New York apartment in 2019.

Following the release of the first teaser of the documentary series, it was revealed that the paparazzi photo used here was actually taken at the official premiere of Harry Potter.

According to The Sun, photographers were indeed pointing their cameras at the London cast of the star-studded Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II. The event took place in 2011, five years before Prince and Meghan met in 2016.