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Prince Harry to explore race in UK for BBC project
12 Oct
Summary
- Prince Harry is reportedly collaborating on a new documentary about UK race relations.
- He is working with Baroness Doreen Lawrence, a prominent anti-racism campaigner.
- Prince William has declined offers to participate in a documentary about Princess Diana.
Prince Harry is understood to be collaborating with Baroness Doreen Lawrence on a new documentary project for the BBC, focusing on race relations within the UK. While the broadcast details remain unconfirmed, sources indicate Harry's willingness to support Baroness Lawrence, who is the mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence.
This venture comes amidst reports of a separate documentary Prince Harry is planning about his late mother, Princess Diana, potentially for Netflix to mark the 30th anniversary of her death next year. In contrast, his brother, Prince William, has reportedly declined multiple offers for such a project, aiming to avoid being pitted against Harry.
This news emerges as Prince Harry and Meghan prepare for their first joint engagement in the UK since returning in August. They are scheduled to visit Nottingham, a significant location from their past. Their recent return has been marked by public discussions with Buckingham Palace regarding their status and security.
