A source told Page Six that the Duchess believed Mulroney was attempting to “make a career out of the friendship”.
Griffiths remarked: “For somebody who is actually famous for unfriending her friends or casting aside her friends, it’s amazing that she cited the word friendship in the blurb for this documentary that’s sort of been leaked out.
“I think she’s a bit strategic with her friends and once she’s finished with them, she casts them aside and forgets all about them, deletes their number and blocks their number in some cases,” she claimed.
Meghan is currently busy filming for her much-anticipated Netflix project, which delves into the realms of cooking and gardening.
Despite eager fans clamouring for an intimate glimpse into the opulent Montecito home she shares with Prince Harry and their children, it appears Netflix has opted to rent an alternative property close by for the shoot.
A confidant disclosed to Daily Mail: “Netflix has rented a house in Montecito for filming.”
The same outlet reported that cameras started rolling on April 16.
This development aligns with Harry’s own Netflix endeavour, which shines a spotlight on his passion for polo. The Duke was accompanied by a film crew during a recent charity match.
The Sussexes were documented by a film crew at a charity polo event in Wellington, Florida, where Harry’s Royal Salute Sentebale team triumphed in both matches, witnessed by a crowd of approximately 300.
Post-victory, Meghan was seen planting a congratulatory kiss on Harry’s cheek, having supported him throughout the games.
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