Meghan Markle and Prince Harry film a Netflix documentary at someone else’s villa

Presented by Netflix Documentary about Meghan Markle (41) and Prince Harry (38) Even before the publication of many criticisms. Now the first three parts of the scandal production are over — and resentment continues to spread.

Viewers get exclusive insights into the luxurious life of the British the Royal family a promise. But the Sussexes don’t seem to be opening up to him View of the royal realm.

As Bild reported on Sunday, for example, recordings of the interview for the documentary should not have been recorded in the couple’s huge villa (value: 12.3 million). Instead, these recordings are said to have been taken in a more upmarket neighborhood in Montecito (California).

The already photographed luxury villa is currently available for 31.3 million a discount. It includes 1,260 square meters of land, six bedrooms, a private cinema, a swimming pool and a spa.

Why Meghan Markle and her husband did not want to show their four walls in the documentary remains unanswered. The villa mentioned by the Sussex in 2020 is absolutely gorgeous: five hectares of land, a tennis court and rose gardens. Perfect for royal life in exile.

An escape to the neighborhood makes less sense given that Sussex Palace has been seen before. The couple also gave interviews there.

As Page Six reports, it appears that the director of the original documentary also got into trouble with the shooting at another villa. According to an insider, Garrett Bradley wanted to shoot the couple’s home, “but they didn’t like it.”

By the way, Bradley did not finish the project with Sussex and threw the beggar. Two-time Academy Award nominee Liz Garbus took over the project instead.

It should be noted that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry never claimed to be filming from their home. It is this assumption that is conveyed to the viewer as a glimpse into the couple’s promised privacy.

Parts 4 to 6 of the miniseries will be Coming to Netflix December 15th.