The King is said to be extremely relieved that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly not planning on releasing any more royal projects. King Charles is said to be "breathing a sigh of relief" about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reported decision to cease producing any projects related to the Royal Family, according to a royal source. It was reported earlier this week that the Sussexes, whose Netflix docu-series Harry & Meghan lifted the lid on their time as working royals and was followed briefly by Harry's controversial memoir Spare,
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are set to change direction with the content they produce as part of their deals with Netflix and Spotify, among others. According to the New York Post Charles is "breathing a sigh of relief" over the change, with royal correspondent Charles Rae telling GB News that the royals have previously been "careful with what they say" around the couple.
Harry and Meghan have already begun producing content that is not linked with their lives as working royals, following their decision to step down from royal duties in 2020 and relocate to the US.
Last year Meghan released her podcast Archetypes, where she and a variety of celebrity guests investigate and break down the stereotypes used to define women. Their other non-fiction docu-series "Live to Lead" was also released on Netflix on New Year's Eve 2022 and featured a number of interviews with inspirational figures.