In a surprising turn of events, Samantha has emerged victorious in her legal battle against Meghan, as irrefutable evidence has come to light.
Feeling the pressure of impending legal action, Meghan hastily pulled a six-part Netflix documentary.
Although not explicitly stated, it is believed that the documentary was referring to Harry and Meghan.
Oddly enough, the Archwell Productions website still credits them as the producer, despite their attempt to remove all obvious traces.
This raises questions about their commitment to the project and suggests that they may not be as proud of their relationship as they claim.
The disappearance of the six-part series from the Archwell Productions website, while still available on Spotify, further adds to the speculation surrounding their dedication to the documentary.
According to the Harkles website, it seems that Harry and Meghan have done very little in the past four years, apart from Harry’s involvement with Invictus, which was highlighted on Netflix.
A source close to the situation revealed that the removal of the documentary was an attempt to delete evidence related to Samantha’s case.
Samantha’s lawyers argue that the producers of the Harry and Meghan documentary are responsible for every word said, thereby defaming Samantha.
One expert supports this claim, stating that the recent actions taken by Harry and Meghan appear to be directly related to Samantha’s lawsuit.
Their role as producers only strengthens the defamation claims against them.
Despite their efforts to remove and hide the content, the documentary remains on Netflix, leading some to speculate about Meghan’s apparent panic.
Meghan’s legal team is now seeking to have the lawsuit dismissed, claiming that it lacks merit.
Samantha Markle accused Meghan of making false and reckless statements that damaged her reputation and disrupted her peaceful life in Lakeland.
She cited Meghan’s denial of knowing her sister in the Netflix series, as well as Oprah Winfrey’s interview.
It was also suggested that Samantha attacked Meghan on Twitter.
However, Samantha denies participating in any attack campaign and hopes that the lawsuit will expose Meghan’s efforts to tarnish her reputation.
The defense argues that Samantha’s claims do not meet the threshold for defamation, as Meghan’s recollection of their childhood is a subjective matter amidst changing narratives and legal battles.
The truth remains elusive, and Meghan’s lawyers are pushing for the case to be dismissed, claiming that it lacks a solid foundation.
In other news, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been warned that their recent taunts could spell trouble for the couple.
Comedian Joe Coy teased the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Golden Globes, and they have been advised to be cautious in the face of global humiliation.
Mark Boardman suggests that their absence from the Golden Globes may have been a strategic move to avoid being ridiculed on a global stage.
This incident could also indicate that Meghan is considering a fresh start with a new brand.
However, ridicule, especially on a global scale, can have a significant impact on public image.
Reactions to such incidents are likely to vary, with some finding it amusing while others view it negatively.
Public figures like the Sussexes must find a delicate balance between public acclaim and staying silent on the issue.
Their handling of such situations can greatly impact public perception, and it seems that they are still figuring out the best approach.