Loose Women's Jane Moore says it's a 'shame' Harry's not defending Charles in Netflix row

express.co.uk:

The Crown have rejected criticism that the series is "exploitative" of Britain's royal family following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

It comes after reports claimed Netflix had paused Prince Harry's and Meghan Markle's new documentary series.The upcoming fifth season of The Crown is expected to cover some of the most difficult years the British monarchy has faced, including the divorce between the then Prince Charles, now the King, and his first wife, Princess Diana.The series sparked backlash last month after an article claimed The Crown's plan to air an "all-out war between Charles and Diana raises concerns at Palace", quoting an unnamed friend of the King calling the Netflix series "exploitative".This week, the former UK prime minister John Major called The Crown “a barrel-load of nonsense," while broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby said The Crown was “full of nonsense, but this is nonsense on stilts”.Loose Women panellist Jane Moore, 60, has since addressed concerns over Netflix airing the newest series of The Crown, as she questioned Harry's "failure" to address the streaming giant.It comes as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reported to be working on a docuseries chronicalling their lives for Netflix.Writing in her latest column for The Sun, Jane wrote: "Whatever happens with the documentary that’s part of the Sussexes’ rumoured £83million deal with Netflix, Harry’s failure to criticise The Crown is illuminating."To add insult to injury, Charles — now King — is reportedly painted as uncaring, devious and supposedly plotting behind his mother’s back with then PM John Major to force her into early abdication and take the throne himself."The columnist explained The Crown creators are "blurring the lines between facts.