Meghan Markle is reportedly set to get her own documentary.
The 35-year-old actress is rumoured to star in her own tell-all programme titled ‘Meet the Markles’, which will be made by the production company Renegade Pictures, ElleUK.com has reported.
And it is believed the programme will run for one hour and will explore the star’s childhood, her upbringing in Los Angeles, as well as her charity work, which has seen her become a spokeswoman for numerous organisations including One Young World.
The upcoming show is also set to undergo genealogical research on Meghan in a bid to trace her ancestry as far back as possible.
And the documentary will also explore Meghan’s love life and how her and her beau Prince Harry – who is fifth in line to the British throne – first met, as well as their future together.
However, Meghan is no stranger to being in front of the camera, as she has portrayed the character Rachel Zane in the popular American series ‘Suits’ for six years since the show first aired in 2011.
The news of Meghan’s documentary comes shortly after her estranged half-sister, Samantha Grant, claimed she had penned a book revealing all of the details of growing up with Meghan as a child, and slammed the star for her "cheap" philanthropic projects.
But Meghan is aware of the added elements that come with fame and dating a member of the royal family.
Speaking previously about the pressures of having her life thrust in the spotlight because of her celebrity status, she said: "With fame comes opportunity, but it also includes responsibility."
However, Meghan has yet to confirm the project is in the works, and further details of the rumoured show have yet to be revealed.
Meghan Markle set to get own documentary
