Meghan Markle and Prince Harry signed a £80million deal with Netflix in 2020 and have both started producing shows for the streaming giant ahead of the contract ending next year

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have to “step on the gas” if they are to satisfy Netflix bosses, according to royal commentator Caroline Aston. The couple have a lucrative deal with the streaming giant,

Netflix executives aren't reportedly happy with Prince Harry's lack of camera time in his forthcoming 'Polo' documentary.

Meghan Markle gives her staff gifts including dog leashes and skincare products, and is such a good boss that she makes them feel like seeds being watered or much-loved children.That, at least, is the case according to extraordinary claims made to Us Weekly Tuesday,

Prince Harry's upcoming Netflix series, POLO, will be released in December, but the project might not meet the streaming giant's expectations. According to a source, the Duke of Sussex used the documentary to highlight close friend Nacho Figueras' career instead of his personal relationship with the sport.

Netflix bosses were left “disappointed” with Prince Harry’s latest project, a documentary into the world of polo, according to a new report. The Duke of Sussex’s latest venture — a documentary on the equestrian sport he had been playing since he was a child — is called “POLO” and is set for a December release.

Nacho is the star of Harry’s polo showPrince Harry making a show for Netflix about himself playing polo always seemed a curious idea. Isn’t the long term goal of Harry and wife Meghan Markle to encourage us to identify with them?

A new five-part documentary series about polo has reportedly left Netflix executives 'fuming' as it features little to no involvement from Prince Harry.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle signed a $100million deal with Netflix in 2020 but one of the few projects to come to fruition - Polo, set for release in December - has reportedly left bosses unhappy