According to Page Six, insiders have claimed that there are some discrepancies between the details Prince Harry shares in his book and the content of the Netflix docuseries, which indicates that they might cover much of the same ground — just in different ways. “A lot in the show contradicted what Harry has written, so that was an issue,” one source revealed.
The Telegraph noted that Netflix hasn’t started promoting the series, which could be another indication of trouble behind the scenes. And if some sources are to be believed, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s reputation as content creators isn’t all that is riding on the project. “The New Royals” author Katie Nicholl suggested to The Daily Beast that King Charles III may be waiting for the show and Harry’s autobiography to drop before deciding whether to give the Sussexes’ kids “prince” and “princess” titles. And according to the Mirror, the royal family may be holding off on opening the door to a possible reconciliation until they see what Meghan Markle and Harry have to say about them.
As for suggestions the couple might abandon the projects, Markle has already successfully launched her “Archetypes” podcast. Nicholl pointed out to The Cut, “The fact is that the Sussexes left the royal family to become financially independent.” Backing out of business deals certainly wouldn’t help them accomplish this.
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