According to a report from The Sun, Prince Harry's infamous Nazi costume scandal is set to be portrayed in the sixth season of Netflix's popular series, "The Crown."
The incident in question occurred in 2005 when Prince Harry, then 20 years old, attended a Halloween party hosted by Olympic showjumper Richard Meade.
He wore a Nazi uniform complete with a swastika armband, which was later published by The Sun, causing the royal family to issue an apology on Harry's behalf. Harry himself has since referred to the incident as "one of the biggest mistakes in my life."
In his memoir, "Spare," Harry claimed that he had consulted with his brother and then-girlfriend Kate Middleton about the costume choice and that they had encouraged him to go through with it, though it's unclear how serious this claim is.
Regardless, the incident has left a stain on Harry's public image, and it seems that "The Crown" will be exploring this dramatic moment in its final season.
The report states that Luther Ford will play Prince Harry, while Ed McVey will portray Prince William. It remains to be seen how the show will depict this controversial moment, but it's sure to be a topic of conversation for viewers and critics alike.
