Harry and Meghan's statements in Netflix documentary 'confused' filmmakers, source claims.

 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's statements in their Netflix documentary 'contradicted' what the Duke has written in his memoir and left filmmakers 'confused', supply claims.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made claims that appeared to 'contradict' every other and confused producers during filming for their TV show, it has been claimed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have filmed a docu-series for streaming service Netflix which is due to air in December.

However as royal fans eagerly anticipate a long-awaited glimpse into their lives, a source has advised Page Six that filmmakers have been left 'confused' by using some of their statements.

A Netflix source informed the publication: 'A lot in the exhibit contradicted what Harry has written, so that used to be an issue.'

They added: 'Then Harry and Meghan made substantial requests to stroll again content material they themselves have provided, for their own project.'

Page Six had before said that the Duke and Duchess had wanted to hold the Netflix show till subsequent 12 months while they made edits to the production, but the book has now mentioned Netflix 'stuck to its guns' to air the docu-series after the new series of The Crown has been released.

MailOnline has contacted the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for comment.

Earlier this week royal biographer Tom Bower said Harry and Meghan had been 'stuck with the devil' over their offers with Netflix and Penguin Publishing for the TV show and Harry's memoir.

Bower claimed the pair were in need of the money that would come in from the deals.

He said: 'They need the money and they need it now extra than ever due to the fact they've acquired no other source of income. So I assume they're simply caught with the satan now.

'They're tied to Netflix, they're tied to their book. And all the criticism they're going to take capability nothing because it really is the solely way they can earn their money.'

Speaking to GB News on Monday, Mr Bower added: 'I do not see how the Sussexes can supply up both the Netflix and book deal.'

Following the Queen's demise in September, the Duke and Duchess, who had been in the UK at the time and staying at Frogmore Cottage, appeared to make steps in the direction of easing the anxiety between themselves and The Firm.

On Saturday 10 September, two days after Her late Majesty passed away, royal fans had been warmed - and surprised - to see the Sussexes step out in Windsor alongside the new Prince and Princess of Wales to meet well-wishers and study tributes.

While the Queen was mendacity in state in Westminster Hall, King Charles allowed Prince Harry to put on his navy uniform even even though he is no longer a working royal, so he may want to take part in a Vigil of Princes along with Prince William and the Queen's other grandchildren.

The vigil noticed the grandchildren stand around the Queen's coffin to 'guard' it while members of the public filed past.

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