Royal Family News: Epic Netflix Resignation Letter Written For Prince Harry

British royal family news divulges that for weeks Prince Harry has been publicly besieged by royal experts as well as common decency experts. Why, they want to know, is he allowing Netflix to drag his mother Princess Diana through the mud in name of the almighty dollar? Maybe because he is in bed with Netflix in the name of the almighty dollar?

It’s an utterly ugly situation and now one pundit is taking the outrage one step further by making it easy for Harry to do the right thing.

Royal Family News – Prince Harry Do The Right Thing

Netflix’s The Crown is a fictionalized version of the royal family history. This season they are putting Harry’s beloved mom through the mud. While absolute strangers all the way to Prime Ministers (John Major) are decrying the streamer, hypocrite Harry has said not a word. To show how tone-deaf Harry is, his own brother William has denounced the show. Then again, William does not depend on Netflix to pay his bills as Harry and his wife Meghan do.

According to Daily Mail’s Dan Wotton, “As you’ll know if you binged the royal drama at the weekend like me, the fifth series is an all-out assault on the credibility, reputation, heart and soul of our beloved recently departed Queen Elizabeth II, her husband Prince Philip, the new monarch King Charles and his late ex-wife Princess Diana.”

He goes on to call it nothing less than a, “character assassination in his re-telling of the Windsor’s trials and tribulations during the troubled 1990s era, including the family’s annus horribilis.”

Royal Family News – Harry Is Silent

He puts Harry on blast: “I’d certainly hate to think that this dark turn in the highly influential hit show’s presentation of our Royal Family has anything to do with the streaming service signing Prince Harry as its most famous staff member, adorned with a £77 million deal,” and he’s not wrong.

Royal Family News – Why Harry?

Dan has gone so far as to save Harry the trouble of getting out his dictionary by penning a, “uncompromising resignation letter – imagined by me – that he should send (Netflix) chief executive Ted Sarandos:

“Dear Ted and the management of Netflix,

For many years, I have made clear that a priority for me is to ensure the memory of my mother is protected and that her tragic life and death is not commoditised by the media for commercial gain.

It is therefore ethically impossible that I continue working for your company after the broadcast of the fifth series of The Crown, which manipulates the dark final days of the late Princess Diana in order for you to gain subscriptions.

Most hurtfully, my mother is shown trying to bring down the monarchy, another distortion of the record. While she was deeply upset with my father, she always remained supportive of the Crown and Her Late Majesty, referring to her as ‘my mama.’

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“This weekend, I learned with the rest of the world that my late grandfather Prince Philip was so angry about his false portrayal surrounding the death of his older sister in an earlier series that he consulted his lawyers at Farrer & Co. It is imperative for me to honour his memory. The Crown is now causing damage to my family and the monarchy itself. Therefore, I ask that my Netflix contract be terminated with immediate effect and that you respectfully agree not to broadcast my reality series before the coronation of my father King Charles. He is grieving his mother and deserves this time to start his reign without additional stress. I must put the good of my father, my family, our beloved country and the monarchy ahead of my personal ambitions.
Kind Regards,

Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex”

Your turn, Prince Harry—the hard part has been done for you, as usual. Are you a man of strength and character or a mouse hiding in a hole called shameless hypocricy?

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