King Charles Plots Major Media Move to Eclipse Harry and Meghan in Ongoing Royal Rift!
A royal expert told GB News that King Charles’ new documentary on Amazon Prime will likely reach a “bigger audience” than Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s shows.
Harry, 40, and Meghan, 43, signed a five-year deal with Netflix after they left their royal duties in January 2020. They have since released several series on the platform.
King Charles, 76, has chosen Amazon Prime, a competitor to Netflix, for his new documentary. Filming has already started at Dumfries House in Scotland. The documentary will focus on how to “change people, places, and the planet” by showing real examples, not just talking about it.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said King Charles’ documentary won’t focus on getting high ratings like Meghan’s upcoming eight-part show, With Love, Meghan. He explained that the King’s film will have more respect and reach a wider audience because of his long-standing work on environmental issues, which he has spoken about since 1970. The documentary will discuss the imbalance between humans and nature and how to fix it.
Fitzwilliams added that the film aims to share an important message rather than chase high ratings, as the topic is serious and philosophical. King Charles will only appear briefly in the documentary.
He also said there’s no comparison between King Charles’ project and Meghan’s show, With Love, Meghan.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and King Charles are reportedly not speaking to each other. Harry and Meghan broke records on Netflix with their first documentary, Harry & Meghan, but their recent projects, like Polo, haven’t been as successful.
Harry and Meghan hope to impress Netflix before their contract ends later this year with their new show, With Love, Meghan. The eight-part lifestyle and cooking show was delayed from its original January 15 release date due to the California wildfires. The couple helped wildfire victims by donating supplies.
