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Prince Harry wants Earl Spencer for rumoured Princess Diana documentary project: Report

Prince Harry is reportedly exploring a documentary project about his late mother, Princess Diana, and wants her brother Earl Spencer involved. The reported plans come ahead of Diana’s 30th death anniversary in 2027, though no project has been confirmed.

Prince Harry wants Earl Spencer for rumoured Princess Diana documentary project: Report

Prince Harry is reportedly seeking Earl Spencer's involvement in a potential documentary about Princess Diana ahead of the 30th anniversary of her death. While no project has been confirmed, Page Six claimed that Harry has been "wooing" Spencer to take part in the documentary. The suggested documentary would mark the milestone anniversary in 2027.

Spencer, Diana's younger brother, has been approached by Harry as he considers ways to honor his mother's legacy. His potential participation comes amid his promotion of his memoir Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which details his relationship with Diana and memories of her life and death. The book has gained attention due to Spencer's allegations about the royal family, including claims regarding King Charles III's reaction following Diana's death in 1997.

Buckingham Palace has responded by suggesting grief can affect memory and judgment, while Spencer maintains the accuracy of his recollections. Spencer has also recently spoken about Harry and Meghan Markle, expressing concerns about Harry's security and noting that media treatment of Harry and Meghan echoes the treatment Diana received.

The documentary, if made, would be linked to Harry's efforts to commemorate his mother's death anniversary. Archewell Productions and Netflix might be involved, but details remain unconfirmed. Spencer's involvement is part of the speculation surrounding the potential project, with neither Harry nor his representatives publicly confirming the documentary.

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