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PRINCE HARRY has been “at odds” with Netflix bosses as he pushes to make “extensive cuts” to his controversial documentary that was part of a £113million TV deal.
According to reports, Harry and wife Meghan are seeking to make the changes as a large chunk of the series was filmed before the passing of Her Majesty The Queen.
A source said of the TV series: “Harry simply does not want it coming out before Christmas.”
It is understood that Netflix initially resisted the couple’s attempts to push the series back. But it is not known if a final decision has been made.
It comes as Harry’s memoir Spare was set to be published in tandem with the show and publishers have agreed to postpone its release until January 10.