Meghan Markle and her new project with Netflix: a series for children with a feminist message
The news was revealed through the social networks of the production company of the Dukes of Sussex, Arche well Productions.
Just a few months ago, Netflix revealed the details of the first great project of the Dukes of Sussex after their multimillion-dollar agreement with the streaming giant, Heart of Invictus, -a documentary series about the Invictus Games, a competition founded by Prince Harry himself- . Now Meghan Markle herself has been in charge of announcing what will be the next audiovisual production that will see the light imminently.
This is Pearl, an animated series based on the adventures of a 12-year-old girl who takes as inspiration some of the most influential women of recent times. The exact actress gave all the details in a new post published on the social networks of her company Archewell Productions.
"Like many girls her age, our heroine, Pearl, is on a journey of self-discovery as she tries to overcome the challenges of daily life," Meghan began by explaining. "I am excited that Archewell Productions, together with the powerful Netflix platform and these incredible producers, are creating this new animated series, which pays tribute to women who have been extraordinary throughout history," she highlighted.
This news comes just a few weeks after learning that Markle's other great adventure linked to children, The Bench, will reach the top position in sales in the United Kingdom. The best example that this area, hitherto unknown to the Duchess of Sussex, is paying off very well.
Little more details are known about this second great project of the Harry and Meghan production company with Netflix, not even when it will be launched, but everything indicates that it will be a new success for the marriage. It is undeniable that the new journey of the Dukes of Sussex with the audiovisual world, away from the media spotlight, is going from strength to strength.
