A Netflix camera crew had the Duke mic'd up with every second of his latest win at a tournament for an upcoming series on the sport. On the other hand, the Duchess directed a few people to position themselves for photos after the event. Video footage captured her instructing a woman to move, insisting she be in the center of the frame.

Before that, Meghan and Harry had shared a smooch as she presented the trophy to him at the charity polo event where Harry played, along with his friend Figueras, in support of Sentebale.

The Duke is currently filming the entire event for a Netflix series about polo. Meanwhile, the Sussexes are thought to be working on two non-fiction projects not yet announced. One series, the paper said, will focus on Meghan's love of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship. Another series chronicles their love for polo.

Royal experts have cast the Duchess of Sussex's new show as "desperate," with royal biographer Ingrid Seward casting the most doubt, especially on Meghan's gardening and friendship expertise.

Chanel Pysnik from Archewell executive produces the show under the banner of The Intellectual Property Corporation, a Sony Pictures Television company. The second, oriented toward the couple's passion for polo, will focus on the U.S. Open Polo Championship played in Wellington, Florida, and will be produced by Boardwalk Pictures.

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The Duch, 42, ordered people around the stage after handing Harry, 39, a trophy.

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