• Prince Harry, Meghan accused of insulting Queen Elizabeth II in docuseries.
• British Media attacked the couple to poke fun at the royals.
• Royal family on high alert for the second installment.

Britain’s media, which has been the main source of ridicule in the Netflix docuseries “Harry and Meghan,” retaliated against the estranged prince and his wife on Friday, accusing them of lying and insulting Queen Elizabeth II.

The royal family was mostly avoided in the first three episodes of the show, which aired on Thursday, with the emphasis instead on Harry’s early life and his animosity of the media, which he blames for his mother Diana’s death.

However, the prince did accuse the family of unconscious racial bias, and the royals will be on high alert for the second instalment, which promises additional disclosures.

The controversy dominated Friday’s newspaper front pages, which were mostly critical of Harry and Meghan’s formal titles, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The title was “Harry the Nasty,” and the couple had “trashed the Queen’s legacy,” leaving Harry’s father King Charles III and his brother Prince William in a “state of grief” and unfairly tarnishing the entire country as racist.

The tabloid, like many others, focused on one scene in which Meghan executed a histrionic curtsey as she recalled her first visit with Queen Elizabeth II.

“How low can you go?” the newspaper wondered, adding that “mocking Meghan exaggerated a curtsey to poke fun at the royals – and compared their customs to a kitschy US medieval chain.”

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