‘Get a life!’ Sharon Osbourne blasts Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s ‘disrespectful’ docu-series

Sharon Osbourne has lashed out at the Sussexes, telling the couple to “move on” and “get a life”, following the release of the latest trailer for their Netflix docuseries.

Sharon Osbourne has lashed out at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, telling them to “move on” and “get a life”, following the release of the latest trailer for their Netflix docuseries.

In the new clip of Harry & Meghan, the Duke of Sussex makes shocking claims against Prince William, alleging palace officials were “happy to lie to protect” his brother, but “were never willing to tell the truth” to protect him and Meghan.

Harry also claimed the couple faced “institutional gaslighting”. leaving Meghan to chime in: “I wasn’t being thrown to the wolves, I was being fed to the wolves”.

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Prince Harry alleged palace officials were “happy to lie to protect” Prince William. Picture: Scott Garfitt- WPA Pool/Getty Images

Osbourne appeared on Piers Morgan Uncensored, available to stream on Flash, where she weighed in on the clip and the Sussexes’ claims.

“It was all very distasteful Piers. I was totally bored by the whining, the whining, the whining,” she told the Sky News host.

“And you know, the curtsy and the thing she said about medieval times, the lunch with the Queen was like medieval times which as you know is a Disney-type entertainment place for kids.

“It is just so horribly disrespectful and just a whine fest. I mean is the book going to be the same thing?

“Whining, whining, is there going to be no positive points?”

The former The Talk host went on to accuse the Sussexes of having a deal with Netflix before they stepped down from royal duties.

“And that whole thing of him filming himself on the freedom flight, they must have had that deal with Netflix done months before they ever left so the whole thing was a set-up,” she said.

“Unless you had a deal, why would you have done that? Filming of yourself on the plane and all of that, doing a video diary.”

British TV personality Sharon Osbourne has lashed out at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Picture: YouTube/Piers Morgan Uncensored

Morgan chimed in and agreed with Osbourne’s points.

“And what kind of freedom is it if what you are doing is living in your California mansion, with unbelievable privilege and wealth and you’re signing all these deals with companies who want their pound of flesh,” he said.

“And that pound of flesh is exclusively trashing your family, I mean this is all they do. From the Oprah interview onwards, all they have done is trash their family.”

Osbourne replied: “It’s trash. There is nothing about themselves and this is a great time for them to keep talking about their charity but no.

“It is about them being these poor little children who are so much in love and how abused they have been, their race, the way they act.

“Everything has been abused by the public, by the press, by the Royal Family. Well, do you know what? You have a great life, you have a beautiful family, and you are so much in love, move on, get a life and move on.”

The next and final three episodes of Harry & Meghan will drop on December 15. Picture: Netflix

Harry & Meghan is a six-part Netflix series directed by Oscar-nominee Liz Garbus. It is the flagship offering in the couple’s rumoured $183 million multi-year content deal with the streaming giant.

In the first three episodes of the series, Meghan made a subtle dig at William and his wife, Kate Middleton, as she described meeting them for the first time.

In episode one, Harry appeared to reference his sister-in-law, the Princess of Wales, while discussing how his relationship with Meghan differs from what the Royal Family have come to expect.

“I think for so many people in the family, especially men, there can be a temptation or an urge to marry someone who would fit the mould as opposed to somebody who you are perhaps are destined to be with,” he said.

Harry also took a hurtful dig at his father, King Charles, by claiming he was “brought up” by friends in Africa, not by his dad, following his mother Princess Diana’s death.

“I’ve got a second family out there. A group of friends that literally brought me up,” he said.

The next and final three episodes of Harry & Meghan will drop on December 15.

– With New York Post