Prince Harry plans to return to Africa in order to film a new documentary that will be available on the Netflix platform, in honor of his late mother, Princess Diana, and the newspaper “Daily Star” reported that his wife, Megan Markle, will not participate in this film, similar to the movie “Meghan and Harry”, which It was broadcast last year.

According to the report, the couple have been under pressure to come up with new content as part of a $100 million deal with Netflix, after their Spotify podcast was finally canceled..

A Netflix spokesperson confirmed that the company will continue to work with the duo on a number of projects, the most prominent of which will be the new documentary that will show part of the late Princess Diana’s passion for Africa, which she transferred to her son Harry..

Princess Diana walked through an active minefield in Huambo, Angola, months before her death, which is what her son Harry did in another minefield in Angola in 2019..

Earlier, Prince Harry expressed his love for Africa, explaining that it is the place where he feels more comfortable than anywhere else in the world, and he expressed his wish to spend more time in Africa..

On the other hand, a royal biographer confirmed – earlier – that Prince Harry’s “Spear” memoirs contain words that caused tension between the prince and his father, King Charles. Expert Daniela Elser stated that the words Harry wrote about Queen Camilla in his diaries hurt the king. strongly, given his and Camilla’s “love story”.

And Daniela Aleser highlighted the impact of Harry’s use of the phrase “evil stepmother” to describe Queen Camilla, as she points out that these few words succeeded in leaving the king “devastated”, considering that his arduous journey was with her..

These sentiments were echoed by Daily Telegraph columnist Camilla Tominay, who reported that the king was “devastated” by Harry’s negative portrayal of Queen Camilla, describing her as “dangerous” and “vicious” who left “corpses in the street”.