Meghan and Prince Harry will reportedly focus on being behind the cameras rather than in front of them in their future endeavours. After bowing out of the Firm as its senior members and relocating to the US in March 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke at length about their lives and struggles as working royals. In early 2021, they opened up about their relationship with fellow royals and the press in Britain during a bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey. This was followed by a number of personal revelations in programmes such as Meghan’s Archetypes podcast as well as remarks about their past in interviews.
The Duke and Duchess fully told their stories in a biographical docu-series they released with streaming platform Netflix in December, titled Harry & Meghan, and in Prince Harry’s book Spare, published in January.
But now, Meghan and Harry’s work is set to change direction and subject, a source has claimed.
They told The Sun: “That period of their life is over — as there is nothing left to say”.
While most of the media and public attention in the last years was focused on the Duke and Duchess’ biographical work and private revelations, Harry and Meghan have already released a non-fiction docu-series separate from their lives, while also working on their charity projects.
Live to Lead, which hit Netflix on New Year’s Eve 2022, included a number of interviews with inspirational figures.
