Prince Harry finds himself navigating a delicate situation, torn between his multi-million-dollar deal with Netflix and his emotions regarding the streaming giant's acclaimed series, 'The Crown'

In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle inked a substantial five-year deal with Netflix, estimated at a staggering $100 million. However, the recent release of the sixth and final season of "The Crown," a dramatized portrayal of events within the British monarchy, has presented a dilemma for the Duke of Sussex.

This season delves into the blossoming romance between Princess Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed, culminating in the tragic events leading to her demise. Public relations expert Mayah Riaz suggests that Prince Harry is likely to abstain from watching the new season, citing the emotional toll it may take.

Riaz notes that the Duke has previously expressed the profound distress he experienced during that period, making it potentially upsetting to witness a recreated version for entertainment.

Harry's sentiments about his mother's death have been candidly shared in his memoir, "Spare," where he admitted to being in a state of disbelief and even entertaining thoughts that Princess Diana had faked her own death. These deep-seated emotions contribute to his reluctance to engage with a dramatized representation of those challenging moments.

Adding another layer to the complexity, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams labels Prince Harry a "hypocrite" for accepting money from Netflix, the very company exposing his family through "The Crown." The Duke and Duchess of Sussex entered into the significant Netflix deal just six months after stepping back from their royal duties to embark on a new life in California.

The juxtaposition of personal emotions and professional commitments places Prince Harry in a precarious position, as he grapples with the intersection of his private history and the public portrayal of royal events.