Mark Dolan is joined by royal biographer Angela Levin as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wade into a landmark US court ruling that found major tech firms, including Meta, liable for social media addiction harms. The Sussexes back the verdict, calling it a “reckoning” — but the intervention sparks immediate backlash and raises serious questions about their own online behaviour.

Angela Levin delivers a scathing assessment, accusing Meghan of blatant hypocrisy by criticising platforms like Instagram while активно using them to promote her brand and feature her children. The discussion zeroes in on claims that Archie and Lilibet are regularly used in curated posts, despite Harry’s public warnings about the dangers of children being exposed online. Levin also questions inconsistencies between the couple’s public messaging on safeguarding and their private conduct.

The conversation escalates into a broader critique of the Sussexes’ parenting, public image and credibility — from claims of “double standards” to scrutiny over their family setup and media strategy. With fresh controversy surrounding Tom Bower’s new book Betrayal, this episode cuts through the headlines to ask: are Harry and Meghan saying one thing and doing another — and is the public finally turning?

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