Where on earth is he? She looked at her watch for what must have been the tenth time. 15 minutes late to their blind date. This is not going to work at all. So much for Prince Charming.
But then, flustered, he appeared. Red-raced, he crashed into the seat in front of her. Through his cascading apologies, their eyes locked and she melted into a smile. She liked him, she knew. She really liked him.
It is a story as old as time. Boy meets girl. They fall in love. Secure multi-million-dollar Netflix deal.
Seven years later, and with a podcast series, tell-all memoir and a variety of documentaries under their belt, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are looking to leave ‘real life’ content behind them… it’s time to have some ‘fun’.
That ‘fun’, according to a source, would be their production company making more ‘feel-good TV entertainment’ such as romantic comedies.
The Sussexes have both previously admitted to being huge rom-com fans, with the Duchess confessing she’s watched the 1989 classic When Harry Met Sally at least ‘a million times’, and ‘all the Julia Roberts rom coms’ too.
Prince Harry revealed in his best-selling memoir Spare that he used to watch the hit 90s TV show Friends too.
All perfect research, it would seem, for their new venture into rom-com.
But what might a Harry and Meghan rom-com look like? How might some of those famous scenes from Notting Hill, or Love Actually look with a royal casting? A digital artist asked Midjourney AI to imagine it, and these are the results.
