Harry and Meghan on Netflix episodes for five and six positivity and friendly comments only please

[Anonymous]

Harry and Meghan Markle:
What are your positive and friendly thoughts about Netflix docu series episodes for five and six?

[Anonymous]

Love them, love her. If you can watch her describe the death threats she gets and talk about her kids and still relish in her suffering, you're an effing sociopath.

[Anonymous]

Meghan’s hair is beautiful. I think Kimberly Guilfoyle is trying and failing to achieve Meghan hair.

[Anonymous]

They seem to be a very loving couple who are trying to reach out to his family in a way that will be successful, I'm sure.

[Anonymous]

She laughs a lot

[Anonymous]

I liked it. believed their narrative and glad they got a chance to tell their side and get paid for it in the process.

[Anonymous]

I bought it. I fully recognized the documentary was propaganda and didn’t present the other side of the story but I didn’t care. It’s not wholly unbelievable that the BRF would act like garbage. It seems like a waste that they couldn’t have kept Meghan and Harry in their fold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bought it. I fully recognized the documentary was propaganda and didn’t present the other side of the story but I didn’t care. It’s not wholly unbelievable that the BRF would act like garbage. It seems like a waste that they couldn’t have kept Meghan and Harry in their fold.

They were responding to the characterization of them and their actions, motives and beliefs as reported in the media, there was no need to give the other side, they chose this opportunity to present their side of their story. Neither side is 100% flawless but I am happy to see their side. I have no problem with either of them.

[Anonymous]

It doesn't sound fun to live with your extended family forever in a moldy apartment in Buckingham Palace.

[Anonymous]

Loved the CA scenery around their home. As well as footage of their kids I also loved the interviews with her mom. It was really interesting to hear her perspective.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't sound fun to live with your extended family forever in a moldy apartment in Buckingham Palace.

I always assumed that when a royal person called something a cottage, it meant it was at least the size of a "normal" home. Their first home was super tiny. I laughed out loud when I saw it. The finishes inside were really dumpy as well.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't sound fun to live with your extended family forever in a moldy apartment in Buckingham Palace.

I always assumed that when a royal person called something a cottage, it meant it was at least the size of a "normal" home. Their first home was super tiny. I laughed out loud when I saw it. The finishes inside were really dumpy as well.

Kind of amazing that the nicest place Harry has probably lived in as an adult was Tyler Perry's house. Life is full of surprises!

[Anonymous]

I thought they were rental home in Vancouver island was gorgeous. The view a spectacular at what appeared to be sunset.

[Anonymous]

Did anyone notice if her niece was at her baby shower? The one that didn’t ultimately get invited to the wedding?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Loved the CA scenery around their home. As well as footage of their kids I also loved the interviews with her mom. It was really interesting to hear her perspective.

The interviews were not filmed at their house.