• Prince Harry did not always criticise the media, sources.
• They said that the media wants to “destroy” her in the first three episodes.
• Harry also talked about how his mother, Princess Diana, was “harassed”

Arthur Edwards, a royal journalist, said that Prince Harry did not always criticise the media. He remembered how the royal used to act around journalists on royal tours.

He told Fox News, “When our trip to Colorado Springs was over, Harry said, ‘Everyone, meet at the pub tonight at 6 o’clock.'” We all got together at the pub.

“He turned up, and we had an hour and a half of exchanging ideas, exchanging viewpoints but there was a lot of laughter as well. And at the end of it all, Harry picked up the tab.

“We did that there, we did that in Australia, we did that in Jamaica, we did that everywhere we went with him.

“With Meghan, it all stopped overnight. And I feel sad about that because Harry had a great relationship with the media.

“He’s a gifted young man who was so engaging with people. He could get things off his chest, and you didn’t take offence.

“You could do the same, and he wouldn’t take offense. When I look at him now, he just seems so unhappy.”

But Harry said he feels it’s his duty to uncover the “exploitation and bribery” within the media who “know the full truth”.

The Duchess of Sussex says that the media wants to “destroy” her in the first three episodes of Harry and Meghan’s Netflix documentary. She also says that the media “planted” “salacious” stories about her.

Harry also talked about how his mother, Princess Diana, was “harassed” and how he was afraid that the same thing would happen to Meghan.

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