Meghan Markle, Prince Harry's 'At-Home' Docuseries Coming To Netflix After Axing Of 'Pearl'

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have a number of projects coming out this year.

Markle was among those who suffered from the changes on Netflix when the streaming company canceled several projects to cut costs because her animated series "Pearl" got axed. But she and her husband have an "at-home with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex-style" docuseries in the works, Page Six reported.

Unnamed Hollywood insiders claimed that the Netflix chiefs want the series by the end of the year, so they could tie it with Prince Harry's upcoming memoir that will release at the same time. However, Prince Harry and Markle reportedly prefer the show to air next year.

"The timing is still being discussed, things are up in the air," said one anonymous producer.

The outlet noted that cameras were allowed behind the scenes at the Sussexes' mansion in Montecito. The same filming crew joined them in their trip to New York City last September. Page Six previously claimed that the cameras were for their "much juicier" project, which is now believed to be the upcoming docuseries.

"I think it’s fair to say that Netflix is getting its pound of flesh," a highly-placed Hollywood insider said.

Aside from the couple's personal docuseries, Prince Harry has a documentary about the Invictus Games — the annual international games that the Duke of Sussex founded for the wounded and injured servicemen and women. The "Heart of Invictus" has no release date yet, but the event wrapped up last month.

Prince Harry and Markle traveled to the Netherlands for the event. Prince William's brother was photographed with cameras in tow when he made his way to the archery games sans his wife.

Meanwhile, Markle is working with Archewell Audio for her podcast series, which will launch this summer on Spotify. Markle's podcast, "Archetypes," will tackle common stereotypes women in pop culture and the media face.

"This is 'Archetypes' — the podcast where we dissect, explore, and subvert the labels that try to hold women back," Markle said in the teaser. "I'll have conversations with women who know all too well how these typecasts shape our narratives. And I'll talk to historians to understand how we even got here in the first place."

It remains unknown what else will be included in the Sussexes' new documentary.

Netflix declined to comment, and Prince Harry and Markle's reps were unavailable for comment when Page Six reached out to them.