Crowns and castles aren’t just part of a fairy tale — if you’re part of the royal family.
Royal fever is at an all-time high, thanks in large part to theMay weddingofPrince HarryandMeghan Markle, who has seamlessly integrated into the royal family despite her not-traditionally-royal upbringing (American), profession (actress) and marital status (previously divorced).
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Suitscreator Aaron Korsh will also share his observations along with Meghan’s wedding day makeup artist and longtime pal Daniel Martin, her former theater professor Dr. Harvey Young and others who saw Meghan transform from rising Hollywood star to the Duchess of Sussex.
Others offering their insight include former press secretary to the Queen Charles Anson,Princess Dianabiographer Andrew Morton and PEOPLE editor-in-chief Jess Cagle.
There’s also plenty of insight into the next generation of royals, which includes the heir to the throne Prince George, his hisscene-stealingyounger sisterPrincess Charlotteand Prince William and Princess Kate’s third child,Prince Louis, born in April.
The same team that createdThe Story of Dianahas been reunited to createThe Story of the Royals.Executive producer Ian Orefice of Emmy Award-winning Time Inc. Productions has once again tapped Maura Mandt, the Emmy Award-winning producer and director, as executive producer, along with director Rebecca Gitlitz.
“We arethrilled to be partnering again with ABCafterlast year’s success,The Story of Diana,” said Bruce Gersh, EVP/President of PEOPLE, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY and PEOPLE EN ESPANOL. “The Royals television event complements the incredible franchise PEOPLE has created across every platform.”
source: people.com
