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Harry & Meghan’s Netflix deal proves the late Queen was RIGHT – a hybrid royal role would never work, expert says
Harry & Meghan’s Netflix deal proves the late Queen was RIGHT – a hybrid royal role would never work, expert says
Published on April 07, 2025 at 02:00 PM
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix deal proves the late Queen was right about a hybrid role, an expert has claimed.
Royal author Phil Dampier appeared on Flying Eze's Royal Exclusive Show this week to discuss the fallout after the Meghan Markle was slammed for turning up to a polo event with a ‘very famous friend' Serena Williams (left) without confirmingDr Sophie Chandauka claimed this caused disruption at the Grand Champions Polo Club on April 12, 2024This comes as one of the series of bombshells dropped by the Sentebale chairRoyal author Phil Dampier said the late Queen was right about a hybrid role for Harry and Meghan
It recently emerged that several trustees had in a dispute with its chairwoman, Sophie Chandauka, having requested her resignation.
And during a prize-giving ceremony at a Sentebale fundraising polo match in last April, the Duchess of Sussex appeared to choreograph who stood next to .
In an awkward moment Ms Chandauka moved from beside the duke to Meghan's side ducking under the trophy.
Host Matt Wilkinson discussed with Mr Dampier how Harry reportedly invited to the event.
He said: “Harry announced that he was going to bring Netflix to this fundraiser.
“And it caused, I think, lots of disturbances, I think Dr Sophie said. And then Meghan turned up.
“And then we have these text messages that Harry allegedly sent to Dr Sophie.
“Phil, I want to take your view on this. We're five years since .
“The Queen said you can't have a hybrid situation. You can't be half in, half out.
“Is this incident here that Dr Sophie has highlighted, does this justify the Queen's decision five years ago to just send them on their own?”
Phil replied: “Yeah, absolutely. The Queen saw it straight away.
“She saw the dangers of commercialising the , combining a sort of hybrid model of doing royal jobs and cashing in with commercial stuff.
“And that's exactly the sort of thing that she was trying to avoid. That's exactly the thing that she told them not to do.
“And that's what happened with this polo match. She thought, the doctor thought that it was just going to be presenting the trophy and it was all going to be part of the charity.
“And all of a sudden he turned up with a Netflix crew and wanted to make it part of his programme.
“And that was part of the problem. So, yes, that is exactly what the Queen wanted to avoid.
“And we can see playing out there with Harry, cocking it up, if you like.”
Harry quit Britain in 2020 and jetted towith his wife where they now live with their two children, Archie, five, and Lilibet, three.
The senior royals announced on their plan to “step back” from their duties and become financially independent.
The pair said they wanted to “carve out a progressive new role” while still supporting .
But at a hastily convened summit atin January 2020 the Queen's decision was swift and final.
The wantaway couple were told there was no “half-in, half-out” role and that they could not have their cake and eat it as they were wished good luck in their new life.
Meanwhile the Charity Commission said it had .
The commission said it had informed the charity on Wednesday that it had “opened a regulatory compliance case to examine concerns raised about the charity”.
This allows the watchdog to “gather evidence and assess the compliance of the charity and trustees past and present with their legal duties” and responsibilities under charity law.
It is not the same as a statutory inquiry.
The commission, which said the decision to open a case came after assessing initial concerns raised, said it is in “direct contact with parties who have raised concerns”.
Regulatory compliance cases can lead to a range of outcomes including an official warning being given to a charity or a statutory inquiry being opened, which can give the commission additional powers of investigation. Prince Harry with Dr. Sophie Chandauka MBE in Johannesburg, South AfricaThe row started after a charity polo matchThe event was said to have been ‘awkward' between
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