From the British monarchy to Hollywood, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have consistently been under a global spotlight. Their journey from senior working royals to independent media producers has been a source of endless fascination, with every move they make meticulously chronicled by news outlets and public conversations. Now, their collaboration with Netflix brings their narrative directly to audiences, offering a unique glimpse into their lives and passions through their projects.

Their production journey began with a series of compelling documentaries, each one offering a unique perspective.

The first and most notable project from Archewell Productions was the docuseries Harry & Meghan. Released in December 2022, this highly publicized series provided an intimate look into the couple's relationship and their reasons for stepping back from the royal family. Directed by Liz Garbus, the series sparked global headlines and became a massive success for Netflix, accumulating over 44 million views in its first month and nearly 17 million views between 2023 and 2025.

In addition to its narrative, Archewell also produced Live to Lead and Heart of Invictus. Live to Lead is a seven-part docuseries that showcases extraordinary global leaders like Greta Thunberg and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Heart of Invictus, meanwhile, follows athletes training for the international sporting event Prince Harry founded for wounded military personnel. Although neither series gained the same viewership as Harry & Meghan, they highlighted the couple's commitment to social and humanitarian causes.

A new chapter of their producing career began with lifestyle and sports content.

Moving into new genres, Archewell Productions ventured into lifestyle and sports with two distinct series. With Love, Meghan, a reality show that debuted in March 2025, celebrates cooking, gardening, and friendship, with new guests and adventures in each episode. This series has already garnered 5.3 million views and has been renewed for a second season and a holiday special.

The docuseries Polo, released in December 2024, offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the high-stakes world of polo, following elite players as they compete in the U.S. Open Polo Championship. While this five-part series received a more subdued response, it marked another step in the couple's expansion into diverse and engaging content.

The future promises an even wider variety of stories from the couple's production company.

Archewell Productions has several exciting projects officially in the works. They have optioned the rights to Carley Fortune's popular book, Meet Me at the Lake, with plans to adapt it into a feature film. The novel's story, which deals with childhood trauma and mental health, is expected to resonate deeply with audiences.

Additionally, they are producing a documentary short titled Masaka Kids, A Rhythm Within. This film tells the inspiring story of a Ugandan orphanage that uses dance to help children heal from hardship. The project is being produced in association with Campfire Studios and Wontanara Productions, highlighting their focus on impactful, community-oriented storytelling.

Based on the information, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were reportedly developing a modern adaptation of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations titled Bad Manners. The project's status is rumored, as it was not included in their updated deal with Netflix. Additionally, their animated series Pearl, which was meant to follow a young girl inspired by influential women, was officially canceled as Netflix does the cancellation of certain shows every year.

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