Prince Harry makes telling King Charles rivalry snipe in brand new Netflix show

In his brand-new Netflix show, Prince Harry delivers a poignant snipe about the father-son conflict he and the King have in common.

The streaming service has received a new documentary about the sport of polo, starring Meghan Markle and Harry and wife Meghan. In one eyebrow-raising clip, the Duke of Sussex discusses the perils of pitting father against son in the fast-paced sport. The five-episode series, which is primarily shot at the US Open Polo Championship in Wellington, Florida, is executive produced by Harry and Meghan. The Sussexes kiss on the podium in episode five, which was shot in April at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge in Florida in aid of Sentebale.

Harry, who once played polo with his father the King and with his father the King in Charles’ youth, is filmed questioning team-mate and professional polo player from Argentina Adolfo Cambiaso about competing with Poroto, his 18-year-old son.

In response to Megxit and the accusations Harry made against the Royal Family in his previous tell-all Netflix documentary, the duke tells Cambiaso of Poroto, “You’ve created something special. He’s doing amazing things”.

Cambiaso replies, in the light-hearted exchange as they sit on chairs on the side of the polo field putting on their boots: “We play together a lot, you know. You can play with your kid, something that you love”. Harry replies: “Yeah, but what’s it like playing against your kid”?

Cambiaso replies: “It’s difficult. And worse when you lose”. Harry laughs, adding: “You’re proud, but also angry”. The commentator enthusiastically declares, “Prince Harry on the move, working it,” in the footage that includes Harry scoring a goal. Oh, what a run. What a run and what a prince’s goal, ladies and gentlemen. Give it up, if you will, for the Duke of Sussex”.

A proud Meghan, wearing sunglasses, round gold earrings, a cream halterneck dress and what appears to be the late Diana, Princess of Wales ‘ Cartier watch, is seen smiling and clapping, and giving a small whoop as she celebrates Harry’s success, with his team eventually triumphing 3-1.

In the charity match, the duke is said to “want to win at all costs.” In a sit-down interview with the camera, professional polo player Louis Devaleix states, “Prince Harry was not relaxing and he wanted to win at all costs, and I was the same.”

Meghan kisses Harry as she greets him on the podium, which was previously covered in great detail. A camera crew for the series was spotted filming the couple at the time. An overlay on the screen tells viewers that since 2020, Sentebale, the charity Harry founded in 2006 to help Aids orphans in Lesotho, has received over 15million dollars (£11.75million) from charity polo matches.

The series by Harry and Meghan’s Archewell Productions is their fourth output with Netflix, as part of their multi-million-pound deal with the streaming giant. It follows elite global players on and off the field, with the ‘ sexy ‘ sport billed in the trailer as showcasing “dirty, sweaty boys…riding”.

The Sussexes’ first documentary since Heart of Invictus, which aired about 16 months ago, followed a group of service members on their journey to the 2014 Paralympic Games, a paralympic-style sporting competition for veterans and injured and ill military personnel.

It followed Live To Lead, about leaders who have dedicated themselves to social justice, in 2022, and before that, the couple’s controversial six-part Harry &amp, Meghan documentary.

In Harry &amp, Meghan, the duke and duchess shed light on their troubled life within the royal family, accusing Kensington Palace of lying to protect William, and Charles, now King, of lying at the Megxit summit. Another non-fiction series for Netflix, produced by Meghan, on “the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining and friendship” is in production.

Source: Mirror