- Prince Harry and his love for polo
- Family tensions and sporting rivalry
- New Netflix series
In a new five-part Netflix documentary, Prince Harry delves deep into the world of polo and explores the complex dynamics that arise when competing against family members. The Duke of Sussex, who has played both with and against his father, King Charles, reflects on the challenges and joys of this unique competition.
Insights into Prince Harry's polo experiences
In a conversation with Argentinian professional polo player Adolfo Cambiaso, Harry discusses Cambiaso's experience of competing with his 18-year-old son, Poroto. Prince Harry praises the special bond created by playing sport together and asks, "Yeah, but what's it like playing against your kid?" Cambiaso replies, "It's difficult. And worse when you lose."
Prince Harry’s next words make us sit up and take notice: "You're proud, but also angry." Is the prince speaking from experience here? Harry's competitive attitude, particularly towards winning, could have caused tension between him and his father, Charles.
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Family tensions and sporting rivalry
The series highlights Harry's relentless ambition to win at polo. Louis Devaleix, a professional polo player who competed against Harry, remarks: "Prince Harry wasn't relaxed and wanted to win at all costs, and I was the same."
Produced by Harry and Meghan under their Archewell Productions, the series is part of their multi-million-pound deal with Netflix. It follows elite global players and features thrilling match footage, including Harry’s impressive run on goal, enthusiastically called by the commentator.
Duchess Meghan, proudly seated in the stands, celebrates Harry's success. A key focus of the documentary is the charitable nature of the games, with over $15 million raised for Harry’s charity Sentebale since 2020.
