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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s biographical documentary series about the couple could be shelved indefinitely as the royals “clash” with Netflix CEOs. Page Six reported that the Duke and Duchess are “at odds” with production staff to make “extensive cuts”. Royal author Katie Nicholl has pointed out the couple have already signed the $100million deal with the streaming giant.
Entertainment Tonight’s Nischelle Turner said: “Before the death of the Queen, Harry and Meghan distanced themselves from the Royal Family.
“But not it seems their sudden change of heart may be too little, too late.
“According to multiple reports, Harry and Meghan are said to be clashing with Netflix bosses over their upcoming docuseries.
“The stories claim the couple want to walk back comments they made about King Charles and Camilla.
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“There’s a lot at stake. The couple reportedly signed a $100million deal and according to Katie Nicholl, Harry got a $35million advance for his upcoming memoir.”
Ms Nicholl added: “When you’re having that sort of an advance that’s not going to be for Harry talking about his philanthropic work.
“There are big issues that need to be sorted out, not least that Harry and Meghan keep breaching the trust of the Royal Family.”
It comes as royal expert Angela Levin has claimed that Queen Camilla is “very upset” with Harry and Meghan following their outbursts towards the Royal Family.
“She gets very upset when they hurt King Charles. She was very sorry for him.
“But she understands how parents can love their children but absolutely dislike what they’re doing.”
Harry could “target” Camilla in his upcoming memoir, it has been claimed.
The Prince is to write his own tell-all memoir and has promised to give an “accurate and wholly truthful” account of his life which will be released towards the end of 2022.
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