Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey's mental health documentary delayed
What you need to know
- Prince Harry's mental health documentary is seeing further delays.
- The series is expected to debut on Apple TV+ this spring.
As reported by The Sun, an upcoming mental health documentary created by Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey has stalled again despite taking more than two years to produce. The series, which will debut on Apple TV+, was originally anticipated for release in the fall of this year but is now expected to release later in 2021.
According to insiders with knowledge of the production, COVID-19 restrictions and Harry's exit from the Royal Family have slowed down production.
A report from September says that the documentary will focus on "breaking down the stigma and shame surrounding mental illness."
Prince Harry, after sharing his own struggle with mental illness, partnered with Winfrey to create the series in order to "focus on prevention and positive outcomes."
The series is currently anticipated to premiere on Apple TV+ in the spring.
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