Prince Harry goes solo with Netflix documentary without Meghan Markle
The Duke of Sussex is reportedly venturing to film a captivating documentary for Netflix on Africa. But will this revive the flagging fortunes after their Spotify podcast was axed

Finally, Harry plans to go solo away from the clutches of his wife, Meghan. He will be returning to Africa solo for a new Netflix documentary. It’s truly a delicious turn of events as Harry is making headlines this time with a sensational solo project for Netflix.As per reports published in Daily Record, the Duke of Sussex, no stranger to Africa, is reportedly venturing back to the beloved continent to film a captivating documentary, following in the footsteps of his late mother, Princess Diana.According to a story published in Page Six, despite questions over the future of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s $100 million Netflix deal, the renegade royal is planning a new doc. The Sussexes are under pressure to come up with winning content for Netflix after it was revealed their Spotify deal had imploded.The loss of their $20m Spotify deal led to the unfortunate cancellation of Meghan's Archetypes podcast after just one season. Speculations swirled, casting doubt on the future of their Netflix deal, but it seems Harry's African documentary is the silver lining they've been waiting for.A Netflix insider confirmed to Page Six that a Harry's Africa-type show was one of the more warmly received suggestions from the father-of-two. Another source said: 'Obviously, Harry has a lot of roots in Africa and he feels at home there.' He has previously called Africa his 'second home'. Page Six spoke to insiders about the royal's proposed project. It is unclear exactly what the programme will cover, and that the ongoing Hollywood writers’ strike has meant the Duke of Sussex, 38, has not been able to start his ideas yet.The Duke and Duchess' only documentary so far for the streaming service was Meghan & Harry, which was released last year. Prior to the docuseries, Harry featured solo in an Apple TV series about mental health, titled The Me You Can't See. Prince Harry has visited Botswana, country in Southern Africa, on multiple occasions, sometimes spending months at a time there.As well as helping conserve wildlife populations, he also frequently met with local communities and did charity work.Prince Harry’s Africa connectionPrince Harry has a charity in Africa called Sentebale in Lesotho. He has been campaigning for Africa for a very long time. Reportedly Prince Harry has visited Botswana, country in Southern Africa, on multiple occasions, sometimes spending months at a time there. As well as helping conserve wildlife populations, he also frequently met with local communities and did charity work. He has also taken Meghan Markle to Africa on their third date.According to reports, Harry admitted he was 'astonished that Meghan said yes' as he had only met Meghan twice at the point. He said: 'This woman that I have only met twice, she's coming to Botswana and we are going to be living in a tent for 10 days.'On the personal front things are not going well with Harry and Meghan. And experts have to say that they are heading for a divorce.(With inputs from agencies)Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Lachmi Deb Roy is the entertainment editor of Firtspost, Network18. She reviews films and series with a gender lens. Her interviews are called 'Not Just Bollywood' because she takes huge interest in world cinema. OTT over theatrical releases is her preference unless and until its a King Khan film. She takes interest in fashion, food and art reviews too.

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