The Sussexes’ non-fiction exhibits will showcase the “joys of friendship” and “unprecedented in the world of professional polo. “
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will executive produce two new Netflix nonfiction series focused on lifestyle and polo.
One exhibit will explore “the pleasures of cooking, gardening, entertainment and friendship,” while the other will offer “an unprecedented experience in the world of professional polo” and the U. S. Open Polo Championships in Florida, Netflix said.
The exhibits will be produced through Harry and Meghan’s Archewell Productions, with the Duchess producing either series and the Duke painting the polo series. Both are in the early stages of production and titles and dates will be announced in the coming months.
“Known primarily for its aesthetic and social scene, the series will pull back the curtain on courage and love for the sport, capturing the players and everything it takes to compete at the level,” Netflix said of the polo series.
The Sussexes have already released 3 documentaries with Netflix from a multi-million dollar deal with the streaming giant.
Heart of Invictus, which aired last August, followed a military organization on its way to the Invictus Games, the Paralympic-style sports festival created by Harry in 2014 for wounded, members of the military and veterans.
Netflix also released the documentary series Live to Lead and the arguable six-part documentary Harry.
In it, the Duke and Duchess shed light on their turbulent lives within the royal family, accusing Kensington Palace of lying to William, and Charles, now king, of lying at the top of Megxit.
Archewell Productions, formed through the pair in 2020, “is committed to illuminating varied and thought-provoking narratives that highlight our shared humanity and celebrate community,” according to the company’s website.
Harry and Meghan moved to the United States in 2020 after stepping down from their royal duties.