In a bid to safeguard their children's privacy, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made the decision not to feature their kids, Archie and Lilibet, in their upcoming Netflix projects.
While unveiling two new projects focused on their interests in polo, gardening, entertaining, and friendship, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex opted to keep their children out of the spotlight, citing concerns over their exposure to the public.
Despite making brief appearances in the 2022 Netflix docu-series "Harry & Meghan" through official photographs and fleeting moments, Archie, 4, and Lilibet, 2, will not be involved in the upcoming shows.
Reports suggest that Meghan may have been more open to exposing the children to the public eye, but Harry's concerns over media intrusion, stemming from his own experiences as a royal, ultimately prevailed.
The decision aligns with Harry's stance on protecting his family's privacy, a sentiment echoed by Meghan, especially given her past encounters with media scrutiny.
While Meghan's upcoming show will celebrate the pleasures of cooking, gardening, and entertaining, Harry will delve into his passion for polo. Both projects will be filmed away from their home in Montecito, ensuring a degree of privacy for their family.
