Harry and Meghan were recently spotted in public with a videographer and photographer, documenting their visit to the 9/11 memorial and a Harlem Soul Food Restaurant, Melba Friday.
Photos circulating online captured Harry with a wire discreetly secured around his neck, suggesting he was mic'd up for filming purposes.
The royal couple inked a lucrative agreement with the streaming giant a year ago, estimated to be valued at approximately £100 million.
Their collaboration with Netflix includes producing scripted and unscripted series, films, documentaries, and children's programming, as per an official statement.
The duo has unveiled plans for two projects thus far: “Harry's Heart of Invictus,” focusing on the Invictus Games, and “Meghan's Pearl,” an animated children's TV show.
Despite their creative endeavors, their partnership with Netflix hasn't been immune to criticism.
Some have raised concerns over Netflix's involvement in controversial dramas like “The Crown,” which portrayed Harry's family members in an unflattering light.
The recent release of “Diana, the Musical” on Netflix drew sharp rebuke from royal commentator Dan Wooten, who urged Harry to reconsider his affiliation with the platform.
In a scathing critique published in the Daily Mail, Wooten condemned the musical for allegedly tarnishing Princess Diana's legacy by depicting her in a demeaning manner.
He accused Netflix of distorting historical facts and misrepresenting key figures like Queen Elizabeth II.
Despite the backlash, Harry defended Netflix's series “The Crown,” acknowledging its fictionalized yet partially accurate portrayal of the challenges faced when balancing duty with personal relationships.
Wooten's disapproval of Netflix's content prompted him to urge Harry to distance himself from the streaming service.
A recent poll conducted by the Mail on Sunday revealed varying public opinions on the royal family members.
Prince Harry garnered a positive rating from 30% of respondents, trailing behind his father, Prince Charles, at 42%, and his brother, Prince William, leading with 61%.
Despite mixed perceptions, Harry emerged as the preferred royal companion for a drink, securing 19% of the vote.
Royal commentator Neil Sean highlighted Harry and Meghan's surging popularity in the United States and parts of Europe, hinting at their strategic focus on these regions for their upcoming ventures.
In separate news, Prince Harry reportedly cautioned the Kaiser Chiefs against sharing a backstage photo of their encounter, emphasizing his desire for privacy.
The band's frontman, Ricky Wilson, disclosed Harry's request during a radio show, recounting the royal's explicit instruction not to publish the image.
Although Harry appeared amicable during the interaction, his firm stance on maintaining confidentiality left an impression on the band members.
Reflecting on the incident, Wilson refrained from posting the picture online, respecting Harry's wishes.
Amidst ongoing controversies, Prince Harry is gearing up to publish a candid memoir detailing his life experiences post-relinquishing his royal duties and relocating to the U.S. alongside Meghan Markle.
In recent interviews, Harry has openly discussed strained relations with his father, Prince Charles, alleging communication breakdowns and financial cutoffs.
Author Andrew Morton, renowned for his biography on Princess Diana, anticipates potential revelations in Harry's upcoming book that could reignite scrutiny on Charles.
Concerns within Buckingham Palace are mounting over potential disclosures regarding racist remarks made towards their son, Archie, as hinted during the couple's conversation with Oprah Winfrey.
