Prince Harry is planning to return to Africa solo for a brand new Netflix documentary, Web page Six can reveal.

Regardless of questions over the way forward for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s $100 million Netflix deal, the renegade royal is planning a brand new doc, we’re advised.

The Sussexes are below strain to give you profitable content material for Netflix after it was revealed their Spotify deal had imploded.

Harry’s potential African journey will inevitably be seen as following within the footsteps of his mom, Princess Diana, who traveled to Africa to marketing campaign towards landmines shortly earlier than her dying.

It’s not but recognized what the documentary will likely be about. Nevertheless, the continuing Hollywood writers’ strike means the prince can not transfer ahead together with his plans but, we’re advised.

A supply stated: “Clearly, Harry has a number of roots in Africa and he feels at house there,” whereas a Netflix insider confirmed it was one in all various concepts that the royal had been discussing.

Harry appeared collectively with Markle of their first, and up to now solely, documentary for the streamer — “Meghan & Harry” — final 12 months.

Earlier than that, he appeared with out his spouse in an Apple TV undertaking about psychological well being referred to as “The Me You Can’t See.”

Harry, 38, has a long-standing ardour for Africa and took Markle, 41, tenting there on one in all their first dates.

He additionally arrange a charity in Lesotho referred to as Sentebale, that means “overlook me not,” with Prince Seeiso, the nation’s king’s youthful brother.

It was his mom who first cast a public bond with the continent: simply months earlier than she died in a automotive crash in Paris, she walked via an lively minefield in Huambo, Angola with The Halo Belief.

Harry then retraced his mom’s steps by strolling via one other minefield in Angola in 2019.

The British royal can also be president of conservation group African Parks. Sources stated that he may properly delve into the continent’s nationwide parks and efforts at wildlife conservation for his deliberate documentary.

Talking about his love for Africa in 2017, he stated: “That is the place I really feel extra like myself than anyplace else on this planet. I want I may spend extra time in Africa.”

The brand new undertaking comes amid rumors of hassle between Netflix and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, whose $20 million cope with Spotify got here to an abrupt finish earlier in June.

A supply acquainted with their $100 million Netflix deal insisted, “Issues are nice,” whereas a Netflix spokesperson stated this week, “We worth our partnership with Archewell Productions.”

The streamer’s spokesperson add they’d “proceed to work collectively on various tasks,” together with “Coronary heart of Invictus,” which follows the annual video games for service members and veterans that Harry based.

It is going to air on Netflix in August, and each the duke and duchess are slated to seem within the docu-series.

The couple are below strain to give you good content material concepts for Netflix after their Spotify deal was canceled as a result of, sources advised Web page Six, the Sussexes had didn’t give you any nice concepts for the podcaster.

Harry was reported to have pitched Spotify on interviewing Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg and Vladimir Putin on their “childhood trauma,” and Pope Francis on faith.

Executives had been allegedly “puzzled” by the pitches, in keeping with Bloomberg.

Invoice Simmons, the sports activities podcaster who’s one in all Spotify’s most senior executives, referred to as the couple “f–ing grifters” within the wake of their canceled deal.

It capped a disastrous run of dangerous PR, which included their extensively mocked declare to have been victims of a high-speed automotive chase by paparazzi in New York Metropolis in Could.

Trade insiders advised Web page Six that the Sussexes have been remodeling their concepts for Netflix.

The Wall Avenue Journal reported they’ve a drama about Charles Dickens’ character Miss Havisham, which might re-tell her story as a “robust girl” relatively than because the jilted bride the writer portrayed her as in “Nice Expectations,” within the works.

A Sussex rep was unavailable for remark. A Netflix spokesperson declined to remark.