Harry and Meghan Allegedly Plan to Delay Netflix Release of Charles’ Insults

According to insiders, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly planning to postpone the release of their documentary project on Netflix.

The couple, who recently signed a lucrative contract with the streaming service, have yet to make any content available.

However, following the Queen's passing, sources claim that they are now making significant changes to downplay their previous comments about King Charles III, Camilla, Queen Consort, and the Prince and Princess of Wales.

One source revealed that the series is not expected to be released until next year.

This has led to speculation about whether Harry and Meghan actually want to proceed with the project at all.

Could it be that the program is now dead in the water?

These questions arise as Netflix confirms that season five of its popular series, The Crown, will still air on schedule, starting November 9.

The upcoming season will focus on the dissolution of Prince Charles and Princess Diana's marriage from 1991 to 1997.

As Buckingham Palace has not yet set a specific date for King Charles III's coronation, rumors are swirling about the future monarch's plans for a less extravagant event compared to his late mother's coronation in 1953.

Observers consider this decision to be a brave move, given the challenging winter many Britons are facing due to rising energy costs and the increasing cost of living.

Jonathan Sasserdotty, an expert, stated that it would be interesting to see if King Charles attempts to convey the impression that his coronation is less opulent, acknowledging the difficulties faced by ordinary people.

A source revealed that the new king is well aware of the struggles experienced by people in the UK.

Shortly after the Queen's passing, Charles addressed religious leaders at Buckingham Palace, emphasizing the importance of preserving the nation's diversity and freedom to practice different faiths and beliefs.

He expressed his commitment to upholding these values and advancing them as king.

King Charles III ascended the throne on September 8, the day after Queen Elizabeth II's passing.

The coronation, a significant royal ceremony, is expected to take place in the coming months, with the Archbishop of Canterbury conducting the ceremony.

Camilla, the queen consort, is anticipated to be crowned alongside him.

While an official date for the coronation has not been announced, it is likely to occur between spring and early summer of 2023.

There is speculation that Charles may choose to be crowned on June 2, 2020, in honor of the 70th anniversary of his mother's coronation.

While Charles' coronation may be less extravagant than his mother's, it is still expected to include several million pounds' worth of diamonds, such as the imperial state crown, estimated to be worth £2.5 billion.

Charles' historic succession has already brought about various reforms, including a new order of succession with Prince William as the heir to the throne, followed by Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

In the coming years, coins, banknotes, and royal mail stamps featuring King Charles III's likeness will be put into circulation.

On September 20, 2020, the court post office inside Buckingham Palace sent out the first letters bearing the king's new cipher, which consists of his name's initial, the letter R for the Latin word for king, and the Roman numeral III.

These changes mark the beginning of a new era for both Britain and the monarchy, as they adapt to the reign of King Charles III.