Since the release of their new polo documentary on streaming behemoth Netflix, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have found themselves in hot water.
The five-part series was the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s “last chance of keeping Archewell as a really successful TV production brand,” according to royal analyst Charlotte Griffiths.
While discussing Archewell’s goal of promoting “truthful and relatable content,” she criticized the Sussexes’ polo documentary as “a load of old tosh,” pointing out its disconnection from average viewers.
She added that Harry made very few appearances in the show and that none of the Royal family members were featured.
The expert, in an interview with News, likened the show to a hybrid of “Selling Sunset” and “Made in Wrexham.”
