Royal expert slams Harry and Meghan for using their titles to earn 'huge amounts of money' - as bombshell German documentary exposes couple's 'elitist' California lifestyle
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Harry and Meghan suffered a new blow tonight after a German documentary accused the couple of hypocrisy while enjoying an 'elitist' lifestyle in the United States. The programme entitled 'Harry: The Lost Prince' includes damning criticism of the couple's attempts to build a new life for themselves as charity activists and campaigners since leaving the Royal family.
![[The bombshell documentary that will be screened in Germany runs a fine-toothed comb through Harry and Meghan's work with their charity Archewell Foundation]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/02/20/92715313-14150201-image-a-41_1733172528733.jpg)
Femail was given a preview of the documentary before it was screened to an audience of millions in Germany tonight. The programme takes a dig at the couple by detailing how their much-publicised visits to poverty-stricken countries such as Nigeria and Colombia sits uneasily with Meghan's love of expensive designer clothes.
![[The film is titled 'Harry: The Lost Prince' and includes expert commentary on the allegations the Duke of Sussex made against his family in his book Spare]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/02/20/92715137-14150201-image-a-51_1733172696721.jpg)
One stinging voice in the documentary is former soldier Ben McBean, who lost his left arm and had his right leg amputated above the knee after being seriously injured by a landmine blast in Afghanistan in 2008. McBean who shared a flight home from Afghanistan with Harry did not hold back in criticising the prince over his revelations about his family in his bombshell memoir Spare and in his Netflix show.
![[The programme takes a dig at the couple by detailing how their much-publicised visits to poverty-stricken countries such as Nigeria and Colombia sits uneasily with Meghan's love of expensive designer clothes. This picture was taken during the couple's visit to Bogota in August this year]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/02/20/92715311-14150201-image-a-43_1733172539698.jpg)
The veteran soldier says: 'I just thought, with him kind of whinging about his family and he was saying something about his brother pushing him over or something like that, I was just like, "Mate, just leave it out". 'You and your brother had a little fisticuffs…but family's family, you know.
![[The new documentary – the first TV analysis of the couple in Germany since 'Megxit' - even questions the cost of the Invictus Games that were held in Dusseldorf by pointing out that they were funded by a €40million donation from Germany's Ministry of Defence]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/02/20/92715129-14150201-image-a-44_1733172551291.jpg)
