I need help in accessing my error fetch data with javascript - [[PromiseValue]]]:Object

JavaScript
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Tell us what’s happening:
Hello guys, i am trying to access an error message in my code this is how it looks like

const status = response => {
            if (response.status >= 200 && response.status < 300) {

                return Promise.resolve(response)

            }

            return Promise.reject(new Error(response.statusText))

        }                              

               fetch('/url hast been omitted', {

                   method: 'POST',

                   headers: {
                    'Content-Type': 'application/json;charset=utf-8'
                   },

                   body: JSON.stringify({
                        email: email.value,
                        name:  name.value,
                        message:  message.value
                   })

               }).then(status).then(res => {
                
                 const response = res.json();// i did this so i can console.log the value, which i did

                  return  response;

               }).then( data => {

                 console.log('data :'+ data.errors);

               }).catch(err=>{

                 console.log(err);

               });
**

And this i my browser information when i console.log the response:

(I couldn't find arrow down so i used ♥ for arrow down. )

 ♥  Promise {<pending>}
        __proto__: Promise
         [[PromiseStatus]]: "fulfilled"
 ♥  [[PromiseValue]]: Object
        ♥ errors: Array(2)
                 0: {value: "", msg: "Invalid value", param: "email", location: "body"}
                1: {value: "", msg: "Invalid value", param: "email", location: "body"}
       length: 2
   ♥  __proto__: Array(0)
   ♥ __proto__: Object

And when i log data to the console, it looks like this:

   data :[object Object],[object Object]

I don’t know how to access the errors array message. It is in this [[PromiseValue]]].
Please someone, what is wrong here, how can i access this?

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I think you can do:

fetch("url").then(() => {
  // do whatever
if(err) throw err
}).catch(err => console.log(err))