BBC responds after viewers call Royal Family documentary 'biased' and 'degrading'

royal nanny Maria Borrallo since 2014 when Prince George was just eight months old. She has been with the family during many big occasions from royal tours abroad to personal family events.

Unlike the rest of us, senior members of the Royal Family don’t have to worry about visiting their school’s career advisor or figuring out what their future may hold as their professional life is already laid out for them. And though the stress and uncertainty of forging a career path is taken away from them, that doesn’t mean that they haven’t thought about what they would do if their lives were a little more ordinary and a lot less royal.

Not all tea and sympathy. Prince Harry has always been one of the most jovial members of the British royal family, but he hasn’t always gotten along with his own relatives.

Warm holiday wishes? Prince Harry felt slighted by Queen Elizabeth II and the rest of his family during the 2019 Christmas broadcast after his photo was removed from the table while filming, royal author Christopher Andersen exclusively told Us Weekly.

We have yet more insider info on the Royal Family feud.

Queen, you’d probably be wondering what you should wear to meet the dress code. The Royal Family ’s official YouTube channel shared a video speaking to Lucy Hume, Head of Content at Debrett’s, who had all the answers about the strict dress code when meeting a royal.

«However, too often it is overblown and unfounded claims from unnamed sources that are presented as facts and it is disappointing when anyone, including the BBC, gives them credibility.»The two-part doc, presented by BBC Media Editor Amol Rajan, explores the relationship of Prince William and Prince Harry with the media, allegedly showing how royal sources work with journalists.The BBC, meanwhile, defended its documentary, stating that the show «looked at the tensions for the two royals between

The Princes and the Press, the first part of which aired November 22, looks at the way the two princes were reported on during their young adulthood and culminates with the engagement of Prince Harry and .

Putting on a united front. The British royal family voiced their concerns over BBC Two’s new documentary, The Princes and the Press, and how it represented Prince William and Prince Harry’s relationship with the media.

The British royal family has put on a united front and issued a rare joint statement condemning the BBC for publicizing "overblown and unfounded claims" in a documentary that aired Monday night in the U.K.

The Royal Family have blasted the BBC in a rare joint statement over its airing of “The Princes and The Press”.

The Royal family has released a rare statement against the BBC documentary that centred around the Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex's relationship with the media. The first episode of The Princes and the Press aired on Monday 22 November and included interviews with journalists, lawyers and private investigators involved in the Royal family and also the media.