Prince Harry savaged for deliberately ‘erasing’ Royal Family in new Netflix documentary

Prince Harry has been accused of “erasing” the Royal Family in his new documentary.

, which takes a look behind-the-scenes of the horseback sport, was released on today just weeks after

Although , 40, and , 43, who are the executive producers of the show, appear in only a handful of scenes, it is believed the couple – who quit life as senior royals in 2020 – have deliberately not mentioned the Royal Family in the series, despite the fact the royals have played the sport for decades.

This could be a result of the Duke of Sussex’s ongoing rift with some of his royal relatives, including his brother , who is also known to enjoy the sport.

, host Andrew Pierce explained: “There’s a big gap in this because of course, polo is the favourite sport of and he isn’t appearing in the documentary because he’s not speaking to his brother.

“I mean, you can’t do a polo documentary, frankly about if you don’t include the British Royal Family in it because they’ve been playing polo for decades.”

Royal reporter Sarah Louise Robertson then commented: “There is no mention of them whatsoever. It’s almost like Harry’s just erased how he got into the game in this.

“That’s very interesting, he’s focusing solely on playing polo where he is now in the United States, and also when he plays for the charity over in Africa. It’s like he’s just eliminated that history.”

The new documentary comes just weeks before the prince is as he plans to spend the festive period at , California, with his wife Meghan and their two children Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three.

It is believed they with the King and other Royal Family members including Harry’s estranged brother .

On Tuesday, gave an insight into what the big day will entail as he revealed how he will be

This will include his wife Princess Kate and their three children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six.