Robert Jobson

Actor

Harry and Meghan fled the royal family for a second chance at the private life they always wanted. But despite their escape the world kept on telling and retelling their story. In order to set the record straight they decided to create a tell-all documentary series with TV giant Netflix. Whether they wanted it or not, they stepped into a war with the tabloid press- and now what was once a healing wound between the couple and the royal family has become a great divide. On December 8th the all-access documentary series released titled, Harry and Meghan. This was the couples attempt to get across their own side of the story, from their meeting and attempts to integrate into the royal family through to their departure. The series is unlike anything seen before, only close in comparison to the Panorama interview with Princess Diana in 1995. Years of stories half-told and whispered through the media were expanded and clarified.

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Harry & Meghan: The Great Divide (2023)

Robert Jobson is a leading royal commentator, author, broadcaster, journalist and actor. Dubbed the "Godfather of Royal Reporting" by the Wall Street Journal he regularly appears as an on-screen expert on live television news bulletins and in historical documentaries. He is royal contributor for US network NBC and royal editor for Australia's 7 network and top-rated show Sunrise. He is a regular on the BBC, Sky News and ITN in the UK. He is the author of several acclaimed books, including New York Times and Sunday Times No.1 bestseller "Diana: Closely Guarded Secret" written with the late Princess Diana's Personal Police Protection officer, Ken Wharfe MVO. He is the Royal Consultant to Mark Schwahn's originally scripted series "The Royals" for E! with Lionsgate. He also played himself, a royal correspondent, on screen in series 1 and 2 alongside actress Elizabeth Hurley, who plays the lead, Queen Helena.