Since June, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been increasing their meetings with American production companies for a project still kept confidential. According to the Mirror, the duo are reportedly preparing to launch their own television show.
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At the announcement of “Mexgit”, some expected to find Meghan Markle on the small screen. And obviously, they were right to believe it. In the columns of Mirror, we learned this Sunday, August 23 that the Duchess of Sussex plans to launch with her husband, the prince harry, a television show. Committed, even political, the show should highlight subjects dear to the couple: the empowerment of women and racial equality. In a video dated 2012, Meghan Markle was already speaking on the discrimination she and her mother had been victims of because of their skin color.
Although the Sussexes could appear on the show, the TV program will not be dedicated to them. According to the sources of Mirror, the project has already been submitted to several American production companies. Which of them will win? The mystery still remains.
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Conquering Hollywood
As a reminder, Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and their son Archie recently moved to Los Angeles before leaving their luggage in Santa Barbara, the cradle of American 7th art. Proof that the Sussexes want to break into Hollywood? It is very probable. Especially since the former interpreter of Rachel Zane in Suits, who had to give up her acting career by becoming a member of the royal family, recently lent his voice to the documentary Elephant, broadcast on the Disney + streaming platform on April 3.
While waiting for their project to see the light of day, the princely couple made a remarkable outing, Wednesday August 19, in the streets of Los Angeles. Hidden behind their masks and armed with gloves, Harry and Meghan distributed essentials to the most disadvantaged children. A duo committed to the end.
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