Harry and Meghan insist they will focus on repairing their relationships with the royal family - once their Netflix documentary and the prince's tell-all memoir come out.

Sources say the couple have spoken about 'reaching out' to the prince's estranged relatives after the 'inevitable furore' around the projects has died down.

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It is understood that the streaming giant - who signed the couple up as part of a multi-million dollar production deal - plan to release the six-part documentary in two halves of three episodes each.

The first will come next Thursday, December 8, the three month anniversary of the death of Harry's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.

The second will come a week later on Thursday December 15, the day the Princess of Wales holds her second annual carol concert at Westminster Abbey to recognise community heroes. It will be attended by other senior royals and broadcast on Christmas Eve.

And Harry's book is being released on January 10, the day after Catherine's birthday. What a coincidence. And we're expected to believe that they wanted to postpone the releases of these things.

I wonder how much time they've allocated for repair work in order to secure an invitation to the coronation?