See not-Prince Harry gallop. See not-Prince Harry swing his mallet. Hear the lords of Netflix gnashing their teeth over what they paid for all this. Such is a summary in the U.K.'s Daily Mail of the latest item that Prince Harry and Meghan,

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry signed a £80million deal with Netflix in 2020 and have both started producing shows for the streaming giant ahead of the contract ending next year

The Duke of Sussex’s latest venture -- a documentary on the equestrian sport he had been playing since he was a child -- is called “POLO” and is set for a December release.

Prince Harry's new Netflix series Polo is set to launch before the end of the year, however Netflix bosses are reportedly not pleased with some of the footage.

Prince Harry's recent decision regarding the Sussexes' partnership with Netflix has reportedly left some sources feeling disappointed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex entered into a

Nacho is the star of Harry’s polo showPrince Harry making a show for Netflix about himself playing polo always seemed a curious idea. Isn’t the long term goal of Harry and wife Meghan Markle to encourage us to identify with them?

Prince Harry is believed to have left Netflix bosses upset with his upcoming documentary reportedly not fulfilling their expectations.Set to air in December, the Duke of Sussex signed a huge deal with the steaming platform that involves making

Prince Harry’s Polo documentary is coming to Netflix later this year. Netflix announced in September that the docuseries would be dropping in December and gave a little teaser about the game played on horseback.

Sky News host Rita Panahi says Netflix bosses are a “little bit unhappy” about the lack of personal footage in a new documentary by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

A new five-part documentary series about polo has reportedly left Netflix executives 'fuming' as it features little to no involvement from Prince Harry.