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Ella Santis, 32, held a sign outside Westminster Abbey that praised Prince William while branding his brother, Prince Harry, as a 'boy' in the wake of the Sussexes' Netflix documentary

A source told The Mirror that members of the Royal Family will 'maintain a dignified silence' after the second part of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's documentary aired on Netflix

Denise Welch has often spoken out in support of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Loose Women and on Twitter

‘Why are you taking such a beautiful moment and trying to ruin it?’

When it comes to Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, their escape from "the Firm" is an essential part of their modern love story — and the final three episodes of their much-talked-about Netflix docuseries, which premiered Thursday, walk viewers through what made royal life intolerable.

With the final three episodes of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix docuseries, the couple doesn’t ruminate about distancing themselves from the royal family so much as explain — in further depth than has already been reported — what they were thinking and feeling at the time.

Perry, who provided the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with a house to live in when they moved to California, is also the godfather to their daughter Lilibet.

The final three episodes see Harry, 38, directing more of his ire at Prince William, heir to the throne.

The royal family maintains its silence after allegations made by Prince Harry that Prince William's office leaked negative stories about him and his wife to the media.

Editorial: The latest allegations from Harry and Meghan are damaging for the Windsor family – and perhaps for the monarchy

Beyond the drama of feuding brothers and Machiavellian royal aides working with a hostile press, the key issue which arises from Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's Netflix documentary is whether it does lasting damage to King Charles and the British monarchy.