Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is reportedly considering creating a documentary about his late mother, Princess Diana, to commemorate the 30th anniversary of her death. According to a source close to the Duke, as reported by The Telegraph, the film would be produced by Archewell Productions, the media company co-owned by Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. The documentary is expected to be acquired by Netflix under a first-look deal, meaning the streaming platform would have the first opportunity to purchase the film. The project is one of several ideas Prince Harry has discussed to mark the anniversary of Princess Diana’s death in 1997. While no official confirmation or final plans have been made, the Duke has expressed interest in honoring his mother’s legacy through various creative endeavors. The documentary would likely explore Diana’s life, her impact on the public, and her influence on the royal family. This development comes after Earl Spencer, Diana’s brother, made comments about his relationship with King Charles. Earl Spencer said he has “really nothing to do” with the monarch, a statement that appeared to reflect ongoing tensions within the royal family. His remarks were made before the release of his memoir, Swan Song, which delves into his personal experiences and reflections on the royal family. The potential documentary adds to the growing list of media projects centered around Princess Diana, who remains one of the most beloved and influential figures in British history. While Prince Harry has previously spoken about his mother in interviews and public appearances, this would be his first major production directly focused on her life. The project’s final form and release date remain uncertain, but it signals the Duke’s ongoing efforts to commemorate his mother’s legacy.