• Netflix docuseries on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is not anticipated with much anticipation.
• Former BBC royal correspondent Michael Cole stated this in an interview.
• Cole made some comparisons between the lifestyle of the Sussexes and the rest of the globe.

The Netflix docuseries on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is not anticipated with much anticipation by royal specialists.

Former BBC royal correspondent Michael Cole stated this in an interview with GB News.

“This is all sizzle and no steak; an expression I’m sure Netflix will understand. Where is the beef?”

“Because it is not living up to its billings and if we are just going to be treated to six episodes of them blandly saying ‘we are wonderful and the others are horrible, we are right and they are wrong’, I think that is going to pall quite quickly.”

“We have now just seen the first three episodes. But it is not a good look you know, whinging and whining,” he continued.

He also made some comparisons between the opulent lifestyle of the Sussexes and the rest of the globe before drawing to a close, remarking that in certain places,  “there are people afraid to turn on their central heating because they don’t think they can pay the bill.”

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