Julie Jay: 'Harry & Meghan had me ducking for cover with revelations in final episodes'
Meghan and Harry in 2019 with their baby son, Archie. The latest episodes of the Netflix documentary describe how unhappy they were with palace life. (Picture: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)
As much as I love them, the first three episodes of the Harry & Meghan documentary on Netflix were a slog at times. Getting on board with the nicknames of H and M was hard enough, but the criticism of Kate not being a hugger fell flat given that most of my generation haven’t hugged our dads since Italia 90.
The final three episodes really took it up a notch, so much so I actually sat up in my bed while watching - which I do for high drama only.
