Prince Harry wanted to interview Vladimir Putin about his childhood for a podcast

Insiders say Harry pitched a podcast about childhood trauma which would also see the prince interview Donald Trump, and Mark Zuckerberg

It was revealed last week the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s US$20 million deal with Spotify had been terminated, with former actress Meghan’s Archetypes series the only content they produced for the streaming service, and it has now been reported that Harry came up with various ideas for his own shows, but none came to fruition.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.

After it emerged the duke and duchess had parted ways with Spotify, the company’s head of international sports content, Bill Simmons, branded the couple “f–king grifters.”Article content

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