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It will not be because we are not in favor of Meghan Markle.

that cries out to be told.

.

If

started with her recounting her feat, the Netflix docu-series would be... something.

We cannot write those two words without blushing: "documentary series"

Because that's Harry and Meghan, an episodic promotional campaign.

Part of the capitalization strategy of a fame that, in a well thought out feedback system, is profitable in itself.

The Prince and the Showgirl (yes, I had to write it) have not paid to produce this content.

On the contrary,

In the advertorial, the son of Diana from Wales talks about what people are capable of doing for money (

: almost anything) and neither he nor those responsible for Harry and Meghan are aware of the meta-irony (or meta- rudeness) of the sentence.

When the producer of

, the series in which Meghan worked pre-Harry, highlights the revolutionary role she played in that

, there is not an iota of sarcasm either.

That she was the first biracial woman on the screen, the guy comes to say.

As if the "I've seen it on TV, so it's true" was still valid.

As if potential viewers of

were fools.

No joke is made either, because Harry's face is embarrassed, when Meghan recreates her first bow to Queen Elizabeth.

If I ask Netflix for the raw material, will they let me edit it my way to make a funnier series?

The reverence would be seasoned with the

de Ojete calor and after the innumerable complaints of the couple another great song of his would sound in the background:

.

So at least

.

After the milestone of a member of the British royal family having become a celebrity without a trade or benefit, the first fruit of that career change is unbearable.

With their revelations (“revelations”) already known thanks to the famous interview that the couple gave to

,

it's a jerk that lacks the main elements of a good celebrity reality show: ironic distance and constant plot.

Neither Harry nor Meghan nor their ridiculous filmed self-promotion have them.

With how much fun it would be to get into his DMs with, ahem, other stars ("stars").

Or read the chat of her group of friends.

If the thing started with a screenshot of the type

I would not be writing this, but putting more episodes of Harry and Meghan in my vein.

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