Prince Harry is facing claims he is trying to delay Netflix’s Fly on the Wall documentary series until after Christmas.
- Prince Harry ‘trying to force Netflix to postpone Fly on the Wall series’
- The delay allowed us to see the show released at the same time as the Duke of Sussex’s memoirs
- We’re getting reports that Harry and Meghan want to make edits to the series
Prince Harry faces allegations that he’s trying to delay the controversial Fly on the Wall documentary until after Christmas, so it will be released around the same time as his bombshell memoir.
The Duke of Sussex has been working on the series as part of a rumored £88m deal with the streaming giant, but now wants to postpone the series until next year.
Hollywood news website Deadline previously said the “rattling” Netflix boss “blinked first” after the US company received heavy criticism for the bombshell fifth series of royal drama The Crown. has decided to postpone its December release date.
However, Harry and Meghan’s Ashwell Productions are alleged to be pushing forward with their efforts to postpone the documentary series because the couple claims they want to cut the show “significantly.”
Prince Harry faces allegations that he’s trying to delay the controversial Fly on the Wall documentary until after Christmas, so it will be released around the same time as his memoir
The Sun claims that the publisher of Harry’s memoir Spare, which was due to hit shelves at the same time the show hits Netflix, has agreed to delay its release until after January 10th. Make minor changes to the book.
However, a source told The Sun last night, “Harry simply doesn’t want it to go public before Christmas.”
The couple reportedly want to edit the series because it “downplays much of what has been said about Charles III, Camilla and the Duke and Duchess of Wales”.
An insider reportedly told US website Page Six that the couple are “having second thoughts” about the project.
The series is a co-production between Netflix and Archewell Productions.
“Harry and Meghan are panicking trying to tone down even the most basic of language. But that’s their story from their own mouths,” a Netflix source told the website last month. .
Another said, “They have made significant requests to withdraw the content they themselves provided.”
A Hollywood industry source claimed the couple faced questions about the series after the Queen’s death.
The Duke and Duchess’ representatives were contacted by MailOnline.
