When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle signed contracts for a multimillion-dollar book and documentary, they had no idea that both would ultimately be released just months after the late Queen's death on September 8. [However, since Harry's confessional book and the couple's revealing documentary were scheduled to be released at the end of the year, it never occurred to them that King Charles would be on the throne by the time these release dates arrived.

The leader of the Royal Family now is King Charles, with whom Harry has publicly admitted to having a strained relationship. We have long heard that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been making edits to the book and documentary, but now it is becoming clear what exactly they are revising. According to [Us Weekly], the Sussexes have agreed to soften the content regarding the new monarch and have changed course on how the new king will be portrayed in future projects. A source told the magazine, "They agreed to take a neutral stance by softening the parts about Charles and adding intimate details about [Queen Elizabeth's] legacy."

The hope, according to the source, is to keep their revelations "interesting without crossing the line."

In addition to editing the section on Charles, the source said, details surrounding Camilla, Queen Consort, Prince William, and Kate Middleton will also be adjusted. Says the source about Harry, "He is very appreciative of Meghan's input, and they make all the big decisions together, so of course there is a balancing act of weighing the pros and cons." 'And it works the other way around, he is equally involved in her overall picture. Meghan moved to the U.S. to have a voice, and Harry feels it is important that she speaks out on matters close to her heart, including her family."

Gareth Russell, an expert on the royal family, said, "I think the King has made it clear that he wants to heal the rift. Of course, family dynamics are always complicated. ...... I think the King has made it clear since his time as Prince of Wales that he wants a better relationship with the Duke of Sussex. So let us hope that the olive branch works out."