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Nottingham Post
Entertainment
Daniel Bird & Robert Mann

Diana would be 'appalled' at Harry's Royal Family 'betrayal', says Piers Morgan

Piers Morgan has slammed Prince Harry for "betraying" the Royal Family, insisting his mother Princess Diana would be "appalled" by his actions. Harry and Meghan dropped the final three episodes of their bombshell Netflix docuseries yesterday (Dec 15) - titled Harry & Meghan - which reveals several damming allegations against the monarchy.

In a deal rumoured to be £80million, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have shared their story with the streaming giant in partnership with their production company, Archewell. In the fourth episode of the documentary, Harry claims that his older brother Prince William had "bullied" him and Meghan "out of the family".

Since the episode aired, Piers took to Twitter and hit out at the couple in view of his 8.3million followers, as reported by The Mirror. Appearing on TalkTV, the host fumed: "Oh please. He's a lying greedy chancer betraying his family for money. Diana would be appalled at how he's trying to destroy the Monarchy & attacking Britain."

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The journalist also claimed how he was left "traumatised" after the Sussexes "invaded his privacy" by sharing footage and audio clips of him in the docuseries. He added: "I'm being regularly heard/quoted in this second instalment of the Megsflix whine-a-thon. I'm traumatised by this terrible invasion of my privacy. God, their incessant whining is so insufferably exhausting."

In one of the episodes released on Thursday, Harry appears to be distressed after receiving what is believed to be a text message from the Prince of Wales. He went on to claim that William "screamed and shouted" at him during the now infamous 'Sandringham Summit' to speak of his departure from royal life.

Harry claims William, his father King Charles III and the late Queen Elizabeth met at her Norfolk home to discuss his exit with Meghan, adding that it was far from smooth. He went on to claim that King Charles continued to say things that "simply weren't true" and William 'terrifyingly shouted at him', while the late Queen "sat there and took it all in".

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