It appears that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in the process of planning on more Netflix shows.
However, it seems that this time the couple could take a backseat and produce stories not focusing on them.
Someone working with them on the inside suggests that the Sussexes plan to make chick flicks and fun romcoms, including lots of feel good and light-hearted programmes.
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A source told The Telegraph that the couple will shift towards a “heavy focus on fictional scripted content”.
They also reported that the pair are tired of being in the public eye and want to take a step back, with a pal saying:”They’ve had enough of being in the spotlight for now.”
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However, it is still understood that the pair’s £88million Netflix deal is still in place. This suggests that the royal couple will continue to become executive producers in the company as they plan to make their own shows.
It is not yet known what ‘fun’ content the Sussexes plan to make, but Harry has previously claimed to be a big fan of the US sitcom Friends, having binge-watched it on repeat.
Meghan has also said she loves the romcom When Harry Met Sally and has watched it “a million times” making it one of her favourites.
Royal fans believe their new creations may follow this type of genre, which is far away from their previous creations.
Before this, however, Heart of Invictus, a series following competitors training for the Invictus Games, will be released this summer on Netflix.
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The couple’s first show, Harry & Meghan, is a six-part docuseries following their departure from the Royal family.
The show was explosive and saw many shocking accusations revealed by the couple, including Harry suggesting that if they didn’t leave, history may repeat itself with Meghan Markle following in the footsteps of Princess Diana.
He claimed to be “terrified”.
This first Netflix hit was followed on by the release of Harry’s memoir Spare.
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