'Narcissism 101 move': Internet slams Harry and Meghan for blaming 'They' for all their troubles
LONDON, UK: The highly anticipated Netflix documentary series 'Harry & Meghan' released its first three episodes on December 8. Ever since the episodes dropped, the Sussexes have drawn much criticism, which has only grown louder with each passing day. Recently, the Internet targeted the couple on why they used the vague term "they" to denote the royal family in the series.
The Netflix docuseries starring Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has garnered worldwide attention. Internet sleuths have now deconstructed every claim made by the Sussexes in 'Harry & Meghan.' Recently a Twitter user slammed Harry and Meghan's docuseries, as they have denoted the royal family and other entities as an ambiguous "they" in the whole docuseries. The couple keeps saying 'they' without taking names - do they mean family members, the media, the Monarchy, or is it all simply some deep-seated uneasiness and conflict.
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A Twitter user expressed dismay and wrote, "Who is "they"? Harry and Meghan keep saying "they" about everything from racism to the hierarchy of the Monarchy to anything to do with his acute bitterness. This is a narcissism 101 move, so in the end, H&M (and the sugars) can shout that they never targeted anyone specifically." Another user wrote, "Can we talk about how bizarre this is to even say?"
Who is "they"? Harry and Meghan keep saying "they" about everything from racism to the hierarchy of the Monarchy to anything to do with his acute bitterness.
— LilibetStardust (@LilibetStardust) December 10, 2022
This is a narcissism 101 move so in the end H&M (and the sugars) can shout that they never targeted anyone specifically. https://t.co/QrEXBGTmhm
Can we talk about how bizarre this is to even say? pic.twitter.com/6WhmZwbjew
— Vicki (@NyVicki) December 9, 2022
Throughout the show, the couple has made numerous claims and disclosed unsettling details regarding the abuse meted out to them while they were senior royals. Even as the royal family waits to see how the public airing of grievances will affect them, the Internet has already detected some obnoxious statements in the docuseries.
The docuseries is being promoted as a global Netflix event, with Harry and Meghan revealing "the other side of their high-profile love story." The show's director is Oscar nominee Liz Garbus. According to MEAWW, the show's first three episodes were released on Thursday, December 8, and the next three will be available on December 15.