Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have announced two new nonfiction series in collaboration with Netflix, produced under their Archewell Productions. These projects are in the early stages of development and form part of the couple's deal with the streaming platform signed in 2020.
The first series, produced in association with Sony Pictures Television's The Intellectual Property Corporation, will focus on The Duchess celebrating cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship. Meghan and Chanel Pysnik will executive produce for Archewell Productions, alongside Leah Hariton and Aaron Saidman.
The second series delves into the world of professional polo, capturing the sport's intensity and passion. It was primarily filmed at the U.S. Open Polo Championship in Wellington, Florida, at The USPA National Polo Center.
The series aims to explore both the aesthetic and social aspects of polo, shedding light on the sport's challenges and dedication. Boardwalk Pictures, known for Netflix's Chef's Table, will produce the series.
Previously, Meghan and Harry have created projects for Netflix such as the intimate docuseries Prince Harry & Duchess of Sussex in December 2022, marking their successful foray into the entertainment industry since stepping back from their roles as senior working royals.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made notable appearances on TV shows since stepping back from their roles as senior working royals. Their most prominent TV appearance was in the intimate Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan in December 2022.
The series offered viewers an inside look into their personal lives, their relationship, and the challenges they faced as they transitioned away from royal duties. The docuseries was well-received and provided a rare glimpse into the couple's journey and experiences.
In addition to the docuseries, Meghan and Harry have been actively involved in producing content for streaming platforms, such as Netflix, through their media production company, Archewell Productions. Their projects often focus on themes such as mental health, wellness, and other impactful topics.
Cast members from both soaps spent three weeks filming together during intense night shootsInstagram/Coronation Street 
