‘The View’ hosts question Harry, Meghan’s push for privacy: ‘Hell of a way of doing it’

The co-hosts of "The View" -- together with Sara Haines, high proper, and Alyssa Farah Griffin -- mentioned the timing of the Netflix trailer launch for estranged royals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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Do Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan Markle need privateness — or fame?

The co-hosts of “The View” mentioned the timing of the estranged royals’ trailer — uploaded on Thursday — for his or her upcoming Netflix docuseries, “Harry & Meghan.”

Sunny Hostin mentioned she didn’t consider that the estranged royals had the “energy” to resolve that the trailer — coincidently launched when Harry’s brother, Prince William, and his spouse, Kate Middleton, began their US tour — would come out whereas their in-laws had been within the states.

However lots of the women agreed that the timing was “good advertising.”

Nonetheless, sources informed Web page Six the trailer launch is believed to be a “coordinated marketing campaign” to disrupt the prince and princess of Wales’ massive stateside journey.

Sara Haines questioned whether or not or not Harry and Meghan truly need privateness.

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Alyssa Farah Griffin mentioned that Harry and Meghan “already informed their story” after they sat down with Oprah in 2021.

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“The one factor I’m a bit of struck by, although, is, like, they already informed their story,” Alyssa Farah Griffin mentioned. “On the finish of it, [Meghan] says, like, ‘When the stakes are so excessive, it's important to inform your story.’ You sat down with Oprah — all of us watched it. I’ll in all probability binge-watch this when it comes out. However I sort of really feel like they’re perpetuating placing themselves within the public eye when that was what they had been making an attempt to keep away from.”

Sara Haines agreed, saying that “it’s exhausting to reconcile” the will for privateness with willingly releasing a documentary about their time within the royal household.

“I gotta inform you one thing: If what they need is privateness and to get away from the royal household, they bought a hell of a approach of doing it,” Ana Navarro added.

“Do we actually care?” Pleasure Behar interjected. “We’re coping with election deniers and anti-Semites.”

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, share a collection of shut moments in a promotional picture for the docuseries.

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Prince Harry and Meghan share a kiss in a nonetheless from the Netflix program.

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The trailer featured tearful moments between the 2.

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Critics have already torn the trailer to shreds, calling it a “victimhood fest.” The pair will reportedly declare that they had been bullied by palace officers within the episodes.

“Harry & Meghan” is “coming quickly” to Netflix.