Prince Harry: Women Who Marry Into Royal Family Face ‘Pain And Suffering’

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There is a new trailer for the documentary series about Prince Harry and his bride-to-be, which hints at palace insiders planting stories about her in the press, which Harry characterizes as a dirty game and describes the pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution.

A picture of Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III on the balcony of Buckingham Palace is shown in the second trailer for the documentary series.

While some stories about the royals can be leaked to media outlets, there is also the deliberate planting of stories, followed by commentary that refers to a war against the new bride.

In the next clip, Harry says he was terrified and that he did not want history to repeat itself, while she says "realized people are never going to protect you" Diana died tragically in a 1997 car crash when she became a tabloid staple.

The pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution was described by Harry as a "feeding frenzy."

The first three episodes of the documentary series will be released on Thursday, followed by the final three episodes on December 15.

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There is controversy surrounding the personal look at two former senior working members of the royal family teased in the trailers. Some people in the U.K. are uneasy about the couple potentially making money from their royal status in the form of deals with streaming services. In an interview with Oprah Winfrey last year, Harry said that he decided to work with the companies because he wanted to make enough money to pay for security and keep his family safe. In the same interview, the couple accused Buckingham Palace of not protecting their daughter. They were willing to lie to protect others in the family. She said that they weren't prepared to tell the truth to protect her.

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Christopher Bouzy is the founder of Bot Sentinel, a service that last year determined that the majority of hate and misinformation about the couple on the platform came from a small number of accounts. In the trailer, Bouzy states that the negative attention was based on her race and that she was hated.

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