'Harry & Meghan' edited out 'serving the nation' from Queen's 21st b'day speech to twist its meaning

'Harry & Meghan' edited out 'serving the nation' from Queen's 21st b'day speech to twist its meaning
'Harry & Meghan' docuseries caused a serious stir after they reportedly edited the Queen's famous speech (Netflix, Paul Hackett /Getty Images, Screenshot/The Royal Family Channel/YouTube)

MONTECITO, CALIFORNIA: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle caused a serious stir after their Netflix docuseries 'Harry & Meghan' allegedly edited the Queen's most famous speech. The latest episode of the Sussexes documentary appears to show edited late Queen Elizabeth's 21st birthday speech to twist its meaning, according to a communications expert. Susie Ashfield, a voice expert, recently claimed on TikTok that Netflix edited Elizabeth's 21st birthday speech on Tuesday, December 13, removing some words "to change the meaning of the statement entirely."

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The TikTok video, which garnered 760,000 views, claimed that a line from the speech in which Queen Elizabeth implies that her “whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong” is altered. The first three episodes of the documentary, which were released publicly last week, gave viewers a close-up look at how the Sussexes got along with one another and the royal family. However, voice coach Susie came across something peculiar about a clip on the late Queen.