Netflix is currently grappling with significant hurdles as the production of its highly anticipated polo documentary faces mounting challenges.

The chaos surrounding this project is largely attributed to Harry’s pivotal role, which requires him to travel extensively for interviews and interactions with polo stars.

However, complications arise from Meghan’s insistence on joining him, making an already complex situation even more tangled.

The couple’s children won’t accompany them on these travels, adding another layer of difficulty.

While they could technically bring their young kids along, Meghan’s desire to be part of the production seems to be complicating matters significantly.

Originally scheduled for a November release, the documentary’s timeline now appears increasingly unrealistic.

Meeting the initial deadline would necessitate a concerted effort from the involved production companies, who are already managing a slew of other projects, including those under Archwell Productions.

Archwell itself is facing its own setbacks, particularly with a cooking show that has stalled in development.

Reports suggest that Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is seething over the partnership with Harry and Meghan, labeling it one of the most regrettable deals in the company’s history.

In a bid to salvage the situation, there are discussions about releasing a teaser to spark public interest, utilizing footage from the pilot episode.

However, insiders predict that viewers will likely focus more on Meghan than the cooking show content itself.

The entertainment landscape is experiencing a shake-up, and Harry and Meghan’s timing to dive into production couldn’t be worse.

Unlike industry powerhouses like Tyler Perry, who can maintain tight budgets across various projects, the Sussexes seem to be struggling to keep their footing.

Furthermore, their network of allies has dwindled significantly over the past few years, a reality that has not gone unnoticed.

Adding to their woes, Harry and Meghan’s decision to accept the Pat Tillman Award has backfired spectacularly.

This move, reportedly influenced by Serena Williams’ desire to boost her own documentary’s visibility, has led many to view the award as a mere vanity project.

As a result, Harry’s judgment has come under scrutiny, raising questions about the couple’s strategic choices.

With Meghan’s birthday approaching, it’s likely we’ll see new photos of the children, as she often seeks media attention to mark special occasions.

However, the couple’s connections to other celebrities seem to hinge mostly on Harry’s affiliation with Better Up, while Meghan’s network has all but evaporated.

It appears that Meghan’s influence continues to play a significant role in their ongoing setbacks.

Interestingly, Harry seems to thrive more when he’s away from Meghan, a pattern observed on several occasions.

For him to achieve success, it might be necessary for him to carve out his own path, separate from Meghan’s shadow.

The polo documentary, which already caters to a niche audience, risks becoming another project overshadowed by Meghan, reminiscent of the Invictus Games.

Their timing has consistently been off, with each decision appearing to unfold at the most inopportune moments.

This leads to the pressing question: why doesn’t Meghan concentrate on her cooking show and allow Harry to manage his polo documentary independently?