Netflix is expected to accompany a recording team on a trip to the UK with Harry and Meghan, but there’s a red line: Buckingham Palace. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to attend the 70th anniversary celebrations of Elizabeth II’s throne.
The streaming service wants to film the event, but, as The Sun writes, a team has been recruited to prevent Netflix from “exploiting royal ceremonies.”
A source said: “While the family is happy that Harry and Meghan are coming, there is a lot of tension, especially with the Netflix team. There are concerns that they want to come to the UK and try to take advantage of the opportunities.” , Mahal, to the same newspaper. “The concern is that they are trying to gain access to areas of Platinum Jubilee events where they can film Harry, Meghan and their children,” she continues.
“Even if they accept [Harry e Meghan] That the Netflix team can’t go to Buckingham Palace could cause problems for them – and at the very least, a huge distraction,” say the same source. Senior palace staff believe the Netflix couple’s Wants to take advantage of the multi-million dollar deal signed together.
It is recalled that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle confirmed they would attend the Platinum Jubilee ceremony, minutes after the Queen was exiled from the Buckingham Palace balcony.
