London: The Harry and Meghan Netflix documentary was more unexploded munition than bombshell we’d been promised.

Nevertheless, the three hours of television did contain a few nuggets of information as the couple reflected on their first date, secret courtship and engagement.

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford told 6PR Breakfast hosts Karl & Millsy he felt the claws came out a bit more in the third episode that aired last night.

"When I look at Harry I can't help but feel he's damaged goods," Ford says.

London: The Harry and Meghan Netflix documentary was more unexploded munition than bombshell we’d been promised.
Nevertheless, the three hours of television did contain a few nuggets of information as the couple reflected on their first date, secret courtship and engagement.
Entertainment reporter Peter Ford told 6PR Breakfast hosts Karl &amp; Millsy he felt the claws came out a bit more in the third episode that aired last night.
"When I look at Harry I can't help but feel he's damaged goods," Ford says.

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

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