Why Harry and Meghan are about to ruin the royals’ Christmas: with their explosive Netflix docuseries due for release in December followed by Harry’s tell all memoir, the festive season will be tough
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s upcoming Netflix docuseries will finally screen in December after the couple demanded ‘giant’ rewrites following the queen’s death
- Harry’s memoir Spare comes out in January and will drop yet another bombshell on the royals – it’s no wonder the couple aren’t joining King Charles and Camilla at Sandringham
December 2022 will be the first festive season in 96 years that the royal family (and the world) celebrate Christmas without Queen Elizabeth.
As King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla get ready to continue with family traditions, the rift between Harry, Meghan and the royals will no doubt deepen as the Sussexes’ controversial Netflix docuseries is now believed to be ready for release in early December.
Not only that, but Harry’s tell-all memoir will also hit the shelves in early January. As the royals regroup after a painful year, they’re about to be hit hard by one of their own.
Here’s what you need to know …
The explosive Netflix show
The much-anticipated Netflix docuseries which centres around Harry and Meghan seems to finally have a release date.
Page Six reported that the docuseries from Oscar-nominated director Liz Garbus will drop on Netflix in early December. The programme has been the subject of much speculation since the couple first signed a multi-year deal with Netflix in September 2020.
In an interview with Variety, Meghan said it was “nice to be able to trust someone with our story”, admitting that even though it wasn’t the way she would have told her story, handing over the reins to someone else means it “will go through their lens”.