Sussex’s Tremble with Fear: Liz Garbus Exposes the Awful Truth in Netflix Doc

In a shocking revelation, Liz Garbus, the producer of the Netflix docuseries on Harry and Meghan, has exposed a disturbing truth about the couple.

Despite claiming to have an intimate understanding of their lives, it appears that Meghan is still hiding something regarding the identities of their two children.

While she refuses to include their pictures on their Christmas card, she openly showcases them in the Netflix documentary.

This peculiar behavior has raised eyebrows, with some even suggesting that she may have hired child actors to portray her own kids.

It's a preposterous notion, but is there any truth to it?

Do Archie and Lily even exist?

Thomas Markle, Meghan's estranged father, has come forward to claim that he has never met his three-year-old grandson, Archie, or his one-year-old granddaughter, Lily.

Furthermore, he hasn't seen a single photograph of Prince Charles interacting with his two grandchildren.

The absence of any images featuring the children with anyone other than Harry, Meghan, and Doria is highly unusual and raises doubts about their existence.

Netflix executives have compelled the reticent couple to break their silence and participate in a series of interviews surrounding the documentary.

It seems that the world just can't give this modest pair the privacy they desire.

Despite their longing for a peaceful life away from the public eye, they have signed lucrative deals with Netflix and Spotify.

While Liz Garbus may claim that all the scenes in the Netflix series are fabricated, it is doubtful that this master manipulator would allow such a thing to occur.

The highly anticipated docu-series, “Harry and Meghan,” released this month on Netflix, has not only captivated audiences but also sparked controversy.

Even before its release, the streaming platform faced accusations of using old and out-of-context footage in the trailer to depict the relentless press intrusion into the couple's lives.

And now, it seems that there is more to the story.

The interviews featured in the series were not actually filmed in Harry and Meghan's home, as initially believed.

Instead, they took place in another mansion located a few miles away, which is currently up for sale.

The revelation that the couple was not filming in their own residence will undoubtedly fuel the fire of criticism and accusations from Meghan's half-sister and others.

Whoever acquires the million-dollar estate where the series was shot will have quite a tale to tell.

Apart from the controversy surrounding the location, the mansion used for filming offers a range of luxurious amenities.

For $33.5 million, buyers can enjoy a library with wood paneling, a fireplace, and a secret door leading to the primary suite.

Additionally, there's a chef-quality kitchen, a screening room with a fireplace and wet bar, game rooms for both kids and adults, a meditation lounge, and a gym.

Outside, the property boasts a Wimbledon-quality lawn, an infinity pool, organic vegetable beds, a chicken coop, and beehives for honey.

But what about Harry and Meghan's actual home, situated three and a half miles away?

It turns out their residence is even larger, spanning 19,000 square feet on 7.4 acres of land.

With nine bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, a pool, tennis courts (whether Wimbledon-quality is unspecified), a playground, and a chicken coop, their house is truly impressive.

However, one must question why the couple chose not to film at their Montecito home, showcasing their daily activities in familiar surroundings.

Has their financial situation changed?

Or are they hiding something?

Perhaps what they present to the audience is merely a facade, and the truth lies elsewhere.

Liz Garbus has spent her career exposing facades and seeking authenticity.

In her latest interviews, she delves into the lives of a born royal and an actress-turned-duchess, both of whom have lived behind carefully constructed facades.

With the release of the Netflix documentary, “Harry and Meghan,” it seems that nothing has truly changed.

The couple's actions and the mysteries surrounding their children and filming locations only serve to further erode trust and belief in their narrative.