“Rebel Royals” Sparks Controversy across Europe

“Rebel Royals: An Unlikely Love Story” was published on Netflix on tuesday morning, and has subsequently received a lot of attention.

The documentary, about Princess Märtha Louise (53) and her husband Duretk Verrett’s (50) love story, has been criticized by several experts here at home in Norway.

Also far beyond our own borders, the documentary has created reactions, and Europe seems to be in harness.

In short

* The Netflix documentary “Rebel Royals” about princess Märtha Louise and Durk Verrett has created strong reactions in Europe.
* Several experts criticize verett for speaking derogatory about king Harald and queen Sonja.
* Märtha Louise is described as honest and in love, while Verrett’s performance arouses skepticism.
* Critics believe the documentary is superficial and portrays the royal family as a circus.

The summary is made of chatgpt and approved by Dagbladet.

– That is not how you do

• You wonder if Durbe had thought that he should be portrayed in a good light in this documentary, but in that case he is completely wrong. The director is not his friend.

This is what Expressen’s royal house editor Sara Mitchell-Malm says to Dagbladet after seeing the documentary.

Princess Märtha Louise Faces Criticism and Support Amidst Relationship

The Swedish royal house editor believes Princess Märtha Louise “easily gets away” with certain behaviors. The editor observes that she appears genuinely in love and communicates honestly, even when discussing topics like energies and angels, which often draw skepticism.

Ultimately, the editor suggests that Princess Märtha Louise simply desires to love and be loved, and is generally afforded that space. the comments follow her marriage to durek Verrett in Geiranger last summer, as pictured above.

“Rebel Royals” Sparks Controversy: Critics Call Netflix Documentary “Unfair” and “Disrespectful”

The newly released Netflix documentary, “Rebel Royals: An Unlikely Love Story,” chronicling the romance between Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway and Morten borg, is facing backlash from royal experts and raising questions about its portrayal of the Norwegian royal family.

The documentary details the tumultuous relationship, marked by Borg’s troubled past, before their eventual marriage and Mette-Marit’s acceptance into the royal fold. While some viewers have been captivated by the love story,others are criticizing the film for its sensationalism and lack of respect for the monarchy.

Doubts Confirmed

Those who previously expressed reservations about Morten Borg have reportedly had their concerns validated after viewing the documentary. According to reports,individuals who questioned his character before the film’s release now feel their initial impressions were confirmed.

“Unfair and Disrespectful”

German royal house expert Catrin Bartenbach has been particularly vocal in her criticism. She describes the documentary as “reality TV well made at a superficial level,” while acknowledging the princess is portrayed as “warm and sympathetic.” the documentary has received a largely critical reception in Germany.

Bartenbach’s comments reflect a broader concern that the documentary prioritizes drama over nuance, possibly damaging the reputation of the Norwegian royal family. The film’s focus on Borg’s past and the challenges faced by Mette-Marit in gaining acceptance raises questions about the ethics of revisiting such a sensitive period in their lives for entertainment purposes.

– Completely private

What she perceive

Slaughtered: – Wasted opportunity

“The Norwegian royal house has been transformed into a circus. Netflix sells the tickets,” she writes,and further claims that the rest of the royal family is reduced to involuntary extras.

“The series is Hollywood smooth and lacks any nuance.It’s a slaughter of the royal house’s reputation,” says historian Hilde Øvreeide to Dagbladet.

She believes the series “Royal” on Netflix is a missed opportunity to portray the Norwegian royal family in a more thoughtful way. Øvreeide is critical of how the series focuses on sensationalism and drama, rather than providing a nuanced and accurate depiction of the royal family’s role in Norwegian society.

## The castle breaks the silence

She specifically refers to the stage where Durbe meets Harald and Sonja wearing Kimono and cowboy boots, while the camera zooms in on a dissatisfied royal couple.

On Friday, Princess Märtha Louise (53) met in Asker and Bærum District Court for a mediation meeting.

## – a major weakness

Danish B.T.s Entertainment editor, Fie West, experiences the documentary as “bizarre”.

– The documentary is in many ways quite special to see, because it is so far from something we normally associate with members of the royal family, she says in a comment on the newspaper.

Documentary on Princess Märtha Louise draws Criticism, Compared to reality TV

A new documentary featuring Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and her partner, Durk Verrett, is facing backlash, with some critics suggesting it resembles reality television more than a royal portrayal.

“There is more Kardashians than royalty over Princess Märtha Louise and Durk Verrett in this documentary,” says Fie West, entertainment editor at BT.

West notes growing public reaction to the film, with many highlighting what they perceive as a lack of change in Märtha and Verrett’s practices.

[Image of Fie West with caption: – Not royal: BT’s entertainment editor Fie West describes the documentary as more Kardashian than royal. Photo: Bax Lindhardt / BT]

Cut Out at the Last Minute

The self-proclaimed shaman has,as is well known,claimed that he could cure everything from Corona to cancer without commercial medicine. The documentary states that Durbe himself is ill, and on questions about why he cannot cure himself, he explains that he is a “wounded healer”. The theme is not discussed in more detail.

– this cannot continue

The Swedish Deputy Editor and among sweden’s foremost royal house experts, Johan T. Lindwall, is strong and clear in his comment on the Netflix documentary.

He states that it is strange that Durbe now comes with a whole new description of his meeting with the royal couple than he has stated earlier. In 2019, he said that “the king loves me”. Now he says the opposite, that “the king did not like me”. This is directly rude by Princess Märtha’s husband. In this way,he throws the royal couple under the bus.