Tell me it’s terrible without telling me it’s wrong. Prince Harry has been labelled paranoid by psychologists, according to Radar Online. Not to mention, Royal News Network has dissected an interview with Liz Garbus, the director of five of the six Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan, and has found she might’ve thrown the couple under the bus. Oh, and I also want to mention that Garbus has hit out at the Palace, according to Sky News Australia, claiming that Buckingham Palace has tried to ‘discredit’ the series. Umm. No, they haven’t. Instead, the public calls the pair out, but that’s not what I wanted to discuss.
Our first order of business is what Radar Online has said about Harry being paranoid. I’ve been saying forever that he’s got severe paranoia issues. Knowing that trained professionals are coming to see the man has serious problems, I feel vindicated. Also, kudos to Radar Online for having the gall to publish this. We know how sue-happy the Sussexes are.
The Snake Strangles The Paranoid
The article points out that while Princess Diana’s 1997 death played a part in Harry’s paranoid state, Meghan amplifies it by putting thoughts in his head. After all, he believed his mother’s tragic passing was a hoax until he was 23. But, then, we have the alleged report of one of Harry’s exes saying that he constantly jumped at shadows, believing the paparazzi were hiding in the bushes.
Doctor Carole Lieberman said, according to Radar Online, in relation to the Anderson Cooper interview, that Harry had “lost the plot.” She’s not wrong. He is using the drama he created to get back at his family. Much like his Uncle Andrew is with Charles, he believes he is more critical than William.
Just an FYI, it has been rumoured for years that Andrew hated that Charles was the heir to the throne. There’s an eleven or twelve-year age gap between Charles and Andrew for anyone trying to work out the age difference. There’s only a two-gap (roughly) between Charles and Princess Anne.
Harry even told Stephen Colbert that his family thought he was ‘paranoid and crazy’ and they would be right. He is paranoid and crazy. It’s no wonder William wanted to go to therapy with him to see if he was being brainwashed.
Liz Garbus Apparently Throws Harry And Meghan Under The Bus
Our second talking point involves Liz Garbus and her approach to the Harry and Meghan Netflix docuseries. As mentioned before, we’re not going to talk about her slamming the Palace. Everyone else has been discussing that.
Brittany of the Royal News Network (see link above) went over this in detail on Twitter, which we thought was fascinating. So, Brittany went over an interview with Liz Garbus and could read between the lines of how the director saw the docuseries versus what Harry and Meghan saw.
The couple generally thought that their so-called “love story” would be enough to push people to watch. However, this is not how Liz saw it. Now, she is a professional filmmaker who has done a ton of docuseries over her 25-year career. She knew the subject matter was dull, but she went along. Why? We’ve heard (thanks to Brittany) that she [Liz] was also associated with Pearl, the animated series that Meghan was involved with that got axed by Netflix. In all honesty, Romeo and Juliet had a better love story than Harry and Meghan, despite the tragic ending.
Did Liz See Through The Sussexes’ Act?
If Brittany’s commentary is anything to go off of, it looks like Liz saw that Harry and Meghan’s love story was only fascinating to them. Yet, she slams the Palace for not responding when they did when they were asked for verification and didn’t get a response. That says a lot. We said we wouldn’t cover this in this post, but we had to bring it up for context.
Fudged Numbers And Damage Control
Liz also appeared to see that Harry was as dumb as a box of rocks and Meghan was a social climber. What she is doing now is essentially damage control for the Sussexes because the docuseries didn’t perform as well as they believed it would. Do we think that Netflix fudged the numbers? Hell to the yes! Spotify did it to make it appear that Meghan’s podcast was successful.
Ultimately, why Liz Garbus decided to stay working with the Sussexes is a mystery.
