One series will explore “the joys of cooking, gardening, fun and friendship” directed by Michael Steed, while the other will give viewers “unprecedented access to the world of professional horse polo” and US Open Polo Championship in Florida, Netflix said in a statement.
The new productions will be signed by Archewell Productions, which the couple founded in 2020, with the duchess producing both, while Prince Harry will curate the series for the polo player, who still plays fanatically. The two projects are in the early stages of production with the platform announcing details and release dates in the coming months.
“The series will pull back the curtain on the grit and passion of the sport, documenting the players and everything it takes to compete at the highest level,” Netflix said of Prince Harry’s series.
As the Guardian reports, the Sussexes have previously released three documentaries as part of their multi-million pound deal with the streaming giant. It is noted that they stepped down from their royal duties and moved to the United States of America in March 2020.
Meghan Markle: The great weakness that proves her expensive tastes
Since taking up residence in sunny Montecito with her husband Prince Harry and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, Meghan Markle has kept the interior of their $30 million home largely shielded from the public.
Only on a rare occasion have royal watchers seen the nine-bedroom mansion, in the Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan.
Before Meghan became a royal, however, she shared plenty of snaps of her epic shoe collection and wardrobe. In a photo discovered, the Duchess can be seen standing in an elegant dressing room with dozens of clothes and shoes.
Considering the photo was posted on Meghan’s now-defunct Instagram account while filming Suits, it seems likely the wardrobe belonged to TV lawyer Rachel Zane. Suits costume designer Jolie Andreatta has previously said that both she and Meghan loved the clothes.
Meghan Markle – Her Favorite Expensive Shoes
From Miu Miu to £680 Christian Louboutins, Meghan’s shoe collection was valued at £20,000 at the time and that was just from the shoes in the photo.
“On this special day, I had the luxury of breaking out my favorite Jack Purcell shoes for high fashion looks. From Chanel, to Blahnik’s & McQueen on the set of Suits, to Gianvito Rossi for an evening event, it was a day like Cinderella in glass heels at her best,” she wrote, snapping several photos of her luxury shoe collection, on the former lifestyle her blog, The Tig in 2014.
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