Harry Blasted for Hypocrisy by Judge Over Netflix Deal and Princess Diana Misinformation

Judge Robert Rinder has criticized Prince Harry for his alleged hypocrisy in signing a deal with Netflix, despite the streaming platform's show, The Crown, being accused of misinforming viewers about Princess Diana.

Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Rinder questioned why Harry, who has been vocal about the harmful effects of misinformation in the media, would associate himself with a show that portrays his late mother in a negative light.

The Duke of Sussex has been outspoken about the UK media's portrayal of his mother, Princess Diana, and has vowed to protect his wife, Meghan Markle, from the same treatment.

However, Rinder called out Harry for his double standards and questioned the couple's decision to sign a multi-million dollar deal with Netflix, considering the misinformation surrounding Princess Diana in The Crown.

Rinder expressed his confusion, stating, “I like Meghan and Harry, but what I don't understand is if Harry is worried about misinformation, what about the fact that he and Meghan have taken a huge deal from Netflix, and the misinformation about their late mother Lady Diana?

They have taken millions of pounds for this, how is that okay?

How is that consistent and not misinformation?”

While Prince William has publicly expressed his dismay at the portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown, Prince Harry has remained silent on the issue, except for a brief mention during his interview with James Corden in February.

During the interview, Harry acknowledged that the show is loosely based on the truth but stated that he is more comfortable with it than the tabloids writing fake stories about him and Meghan.

Judge Rinder is not the only one raising concerns about Harry's deal with Netflix.

Royal biographer Angela Levin has also challenged the Duke to consider cutting ties with the streaming giant in order to protect his mother's legacy.

Levin questioned whether money is more important to Harry than preserving Princess Diana's memory.

In addition to the criticism surrounding the Netflix deal, Meghan Markle has faced accusations of using her royal title to interfere in American politics.

The Duchess recently wrote to members of Congress and Senate advocating for paid parental leave in the United States.

While Meghan signed off the letter as “Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex,” some have argued that she is overstepping her role by involving herself in political matters.

The debate surrounding Harry and Meghan's actions highlights the complexity of their public image and the challenges they face in navigating their roles as public figures.

As they continue to make headlines, it remains to be seen how they will address these concerns and reconcile their statements with their actions.