The Duchess Meghan Markle and the prince harry They are preparing two series for Netflix.
As part of their 2020 agreement with the streaming company, the Deadline portal revealed that the couple is preparing two television projects. non-fiction under the production of Archewell Productions.
One of them would be a series that will show the Duchess of Sussex’s hobbies, such as cooking, gardening, entertaining and your friends.
This incursion into her privacy would be a Sony Pictures Television production, with Meghan herself as executive producer.
The second story would be about the professional world of poloshot at the US Open Championship in Wellington, Florida. The prince is a known lover of this sport, but it is unknown if he will appear, beyond appearing as executive producer alongside Meghan.
At the moment, none of the shows have a title, and they are in the early stages of production.
Meghan Markle will relaunch her podcast
A few weeks ago, Mdeghan Markle announced that she will return to the world of podcasts after signing an agreement with the American network Lemonada Media, after the cancellation of the contract she had with Spotify.
Through a statement, the Duchess of Sussex announced her union with the podcast network, with which she will continue her love for this type of projects.
“I am proud to now share that I will be joining the brilliant team at Lemonada to continue my love for podcasting. Being able to support a company founded by a woman, with a slate of thought-provoking and highly entertaining podcasts, is a fantastic way to start the year 2024,” said Markle.
In addition to launching more podcasts, Markle reported that she plans to relaunch Archetypes, which had been launched on Spotify but was left adrift after the cancellation of the agreement with the platform.
“Our plan to relaunch Archetypes so more people can have access to itas well as the launch of a dynamic new podcast, are underway. “I am very eager to be able to share it soon and I am very happy to join the Lemonada family,” she mentioned in the statement.
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