Ben Fordham brutally calls out Harry and Meghan's Netflix documentary on 2GB trends now
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Radio host Ben Fordham has unleashed a scathing attack on Harry and Meghan's upcoming Netflix documentary series, citing trailers for the show as being 'full of editing tricks and misleading scenes'.
On his 2GB radio program on Wednesday morning, Fordham called out trailers for the new six-part series as being riddled with deceptive information and heavily edited photos and video footage.
'So we have false claims, photos that have no link to the Royal Family, videos that have no link to Harry and Meghan and images taken out of context,' he said.
Fordham told listeners one scene aired in the trailer shows footage of paparazzi surrounding a car as Harry is heard complaining about the pain and suffering of women marrying into the royal family and dealing with the media 'feeding frenzy'.
But the footage did not involve either Harry or Meghan or 'even a member of the royal family', according to Fordham.
Fordham said the footage was from 2019 'and the subject was a lawyer for former president Donald Trump', Michael Cohen.
The broadcaster went on to denounce the trailers for more examples of
