It appears that Nacho Figueras, Prince Harry’s polo buddy, may be quietly distancing himself from the royal runaway’s Netflix documentary. This is the same Nacho who once publicly supported Harry and spoke warmly about their bromance. Now, rumors suggest that Nacho is avoiding the spotlight in Harry’s upcoming polo-themed Netflix project.
Recently, Nacho took to Instagram to showcase his stunning new polo facility in Argentina’s picturesque Pampas region. It’s an impressive sight, featuring sleek design, sprawling stables for 44 polo horses, and even horses grazing on rooftops. The facility exudes luxury—the kind you’d expect from a polo star whose wife just happens to be fabulously wealthy.
Meanwhile, Harry probably thought he struck gold when he married Meghan, but reality hit fast and hard. As it turns out, a former “A-list” actress wasn’t quite the financial powerhouse he may have envisioned.
The polo facility is an architectural marvel, built with durable concrete and local wood, with serene water features and native grasses adorning the roof. It’s all very highbrow and glamorous. In stark contrast, the documentary Harry is working on seems to be shaping up to be far less luxurious—especially with rumors swirling that Nacho doesn’t even want his footage included.
The irony is clear: Harry and Meghan, who appear to be perpetually seeking freebies and favor trading, may have lost the support of one of their closest allies. What happened to the great Harry-Nacho bromance? Could it be that Nacho and his wife, Delfina Blaquier, have finally seen through the endless favors and self-promotion the Sussexes are known for?
Nacho’s glamorous life seems to be moving full steam ahead, without Harry and Meghan tagging along for the ride. Speaking of Delfina, it seems her friendship with Meghan might not be as close as it once appeared. Rumors suggest that the two polo wives haven’t been as chummy lately. Delfina was spotted living her best life in the Hamptons, attending a Goop pop-up with Gwyneth Paltrow, while Meghan, true to form, was nowhere to be seen.
Could it be that Delfina has realized that all Meghan can offer is a free ticket to a book event and a soggy olive oil cake? That’s not exactly the kind of high-powered networking one might expect from someone with Meghan’s supposed clout.
Adding to the drama, Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop empire is thriving, recently receiving a hefty investment for a new Goop Kitchen venture. Meanwhile, Meghan’s elusive brand is already being rebranded before it has even launched. If that doesn’t capture the Sussexes’ ongoing struggle to stay relevant, what does?
And let’s not forget the relentless grifting. By now, Harry and Meghan should have been bringing prestige and opportunities to their circles, but it seems they’re doing the opposite. Instead of elevating others, they’re constantly asking for favors—from wanting footage for their Netflix documentary to borrowing ponies for polo games to requesting social media shoutouts. The Sussexes have perfected the art of take, take, take without ever giving back.
It’s no surprise that people like Delfina and Nacho are reportedly distancing themselves. What’s in it for them, really? An olive cake and a polo wife’s nickname? Not exactly a fair trade.
So, it seems even Nacho, with his fabulous new polo facilities, has realized that hitching his wagon to the Sussex train may not be the best career move after all. While Harry and Meghan struggle to stay relevant in Montecito, Nacho and Delfina are living their best lives in Argentina and the Hamptons, seemingly without the need for their royal pals.
Could this be the start of yet another friendship fizzling out for the Sussexes?
