Harry and Meghan don’t just have enemies within the royal family. The couple managed to alienate the Mandela family. Ndileka Mandela, one of Nelson Mandela’s granddaughters, was thus upset at the aussiefrom the fact that the couple uses in their Netflix documentary live to lead (Lives to lead, leaders by heartin Frenchs) the name of his grandfather.
“He was inspired by Nelson Mandela, who said ‘what matters in life is not the simple fact of having lived, it is the difference we have made in the lives of others,’ Prince Harry launches in a serious tone, in the documentary trailer.
“Make Millions”
“I don’t think he and Meghan met my grandfather, maybe when Harry was young at Buckingham Palace, but they use their dates in the documentary to attract people and make millions without the Mandela family benefiting from it.” says Ndileka. Mandela.
He also resents the couple comparing their own battles to leave the royal family to Nelson Mandela’s.
“There is no possible comparison,” swept Mandela’s granddaughter. “I know the Nelson Mandela Foundation supported the initiative, but people have been stealing Grandpa’s quotes for years and using his legacy because they know his name sells – Harry and Meghan are no different than them.”
“It’s Always Boring”
If you claim to have “made peace with people who use the name of [son] grandfather”, Ndileka Mandela, believes that “it is always deeply disturbing and boring whenever it happens”.
This seven-part documentary series is part of the Sussexes’ juicy $100 million deal with Netflix. Other personalities such as the US Supreme Court judge, Ruth Bader Ginsburg or Greta Thunberg, are cited there. But also New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who ignored her and found out that she was one of them.
The couple also produced a documentary about the Invictus Games. And Netflix aired the documentary series in early December. harry and meghan, which the couple did not produce, but which tells their story, from their meeting to their departure for California. A documentary that caused a strong reaction in the United Kingdom and, above all, had the effect of strengthening the public’s sympathy for William and Kate.
Source: BFM TV
