As part of a documentary series for Netflix, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be followed for three months at their mansion in Montecito, California.
It’s a series that many people will love “binge-watcher”. The Sun revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have begun shooting their Netflix-produced documentary series. While the name of the program has not yet been revealed, the tabloid explains that production of the series has begun while the Duchess’s lawsuit against the Daily Mail has been postponed for nine months.
As a reminder, Meghan Markle attacked the Associated Newspaper, which publishes the daily, after the newspaper, according to the princely couple, violated the duchess’ privacy. It had published a letter she had sent to her father, Thomas Markle, in 2018.
The launch of the filming thus coincided with “Meghan and Harry’s desire to control the story of their life together,” a member of the production reportedly told the Sun. For the tabloid informant, “the fact that the cameras are present after the postponement of their trial gives them the opportunity to present this development as a victory in this case, which is far from being won”.
A trial whose outcome is uncertain, but in which the princess has great faith. To defend herself against the Daily Mail, the Duchess, represented by Justin Rushbrooke, reportedly spent more than two million euros.
A fascinating glimpse” of their daily life
The content of the documentary series on Harry and Meghan will not be a traditional reality show like the one on the Kardashian family. It will take place in their mansion in Montecito, California. “It’s going to be tasteful,” an anonymous source told the Sun in September.
They want to give people a glimpse into their lives.” The informant elaborates: “Much of this documentary series will focus on their philanthropy, rather than on what goes on in their private lives. But it will always be a fascinating glimpse, and Meghan hopes that viewers will be able to see what she really looks like.”
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