Harry and Meghan’s Netflix Documentary in Jeopardy as They Demand Edits

The production of the much-anticipated documentary by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has hit a snag as the couple demands edits to the content.

According to reports, the Sussexes are at odds with Netflix over their production deal, but the streaming giant executives have their filmmakers' backs and are pushing to keep the content.

An anonymous source revealed that the couple wants to re-edit the documentary because it would be bad for the family.

The insider also claimed that the footage portrays Harry and Meghan in an awkward light, with their love story seeming contrived and loaded with “bullsh*t.” The question is, do they have the self-awareness to see that?

The documentary reportedly covers the couple's experience with the royal family and their decision to flee to a new continent.

However, there are concerns that the couple may not be kind to the royal family in this section or any of the sections that feature them.

This has raised questions about why they would want to edit that part out now.

Regardless of why Netflix is playing hardball, they have refused to finance the editing of the documentary.

This has been a real nightmare for the couple, especially since Meghan is said to be a “lunatic,” and it was all they could do to put together the current version of the documentary.

While Netflix could give it back to Harry and Meghan to have Archwell edit and reshoot, they cannot afford it as they lack the capital.

The Queen's death has also complicated matters for the couple, and they are having second thoughts about their own story.

They reportedly want to tone down even the most basic language in the show, but their story came from their own mouths.

The couple wants the documentary to be launched in 2023, but Netflix would like to debut it after the crown premieres its fifth season on November 9th.

Netflix paid the Sussexes millions of dollars in a multi-annual production agreement, but it appears that Harry and Meghan want to edit some parts of the show after the Queen's death last month.

Many believe it includes several truth bombs around King Charles and the Queen Consort Camilla, as well as William and Kate Middleton, the Prince and Princess of Wales.

However, their demands have made significant requests to walk back content they themselves have provided.

Some Netflix staff believes that if granted, it will effectively shelve the project indefinitely.

The situation has become so severe that lawyers are getting involved on Netflix's end, and things are getting ready to hit the fan.

The documentary was directed by Liz Garbus, an Oscar-nominated director who followed the couple around the world with a camera crew.

Meghan Markle recently referred to her as an incredible director in an interview with the Cut.

Even though Netflix is standing by the filmmakers, they won't have the final say on the edit of the docu-series, as that decision will rest on Harry, Meghan, and the Netflix executives.

In conclusion, the production of the Harry and Meghan's Netflix documentary is in jeopardy as the couple demands edits.

The situation has become so severe that lawyers are getting involved, and things are getting ready to hit the fan.

While Netflix is standing by the filmmakers, they won't have the final say on the edit of the docu-series, as that decision will rest on Harry, Meghan, and the Netflix executives.