The insider further alleged that William sees “transforming his mother’s life into marketable content” as “deeply distasteful”.
“He firmly believes Diana herself would have been appalled by the idea of her story being repackaged for profit, especially by a global streaming platform,” they added.
As a result, William is reportedly “actively exploring every available obstacle that could be placed in the project’s path,” including possible legal measures.
Harry’s Determination to Proceed
Sources close to Prince Harry, however, insist he has no intention of abandoning the project. They argue that honouring his mother’s memory is “something he has an inherent right to do as her son”.
The tension comes against the backdrop of a long-standing rift between the Waleses and the Sussexes, which has persisted for more than five years since Harry and Meghan stepped back from royal duties and moved to the United States in 2020.
In the recent biography William & Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story by royal correspondent Russell Myers, it is suggested that fractures in the brothers’ relationship began as early as 2017, when Harry first introduced Meghan to the Royal Family.