«Breaking News» Details of Harry and Meghan’s TV movie sequel revealed

New details of an upcoming film by US network Lifestyle which will depict The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's first year of marriage have emerged.

Last month the channel confirmed Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal would air in May - a sequel to last year's hit Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance, which aired shortly before the royal wedding last year.

And now American actress Tiffany Smith, 36, who plays the Duchess, 37, alongside British Polkdark star Charlie Field, who plays Harry, 34, and screenwriter Scarlett Lacey, have confirmed the movie will cover the royal wedding, family feuds and Meghan's relationship with sister-in-law Kate.

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American actress Tiffany Smith, 36, who plays Meghan, 37, pictured, and screenwriter Scarlett Lacey have confirmed Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance will cover the royal wedding, her family feuds and her relationship with sister-in-law Kate

Speaking to Vanity Fair, screenwriter Lacey even revealed that celebrity wedding guests including George and Amal Clooney, Oprah Winfrey, Victoria Beckham, and Idris Elba play a part in the movie. 

Revealing her close ties with Meghan's Hollywood friends and explaining that the plot features a mix of truths and fiction, Lacey said: 'This film deals with the drama of planning a wedding: the moment you'd much rather elope, the moment your family might mess it all up - and they nearly do.'

Tiffany added:  'We got to do some stuff with Kate, which I really liked.

'I think one of the biggest things, obviously, about Meghan is that she's such a supporter of other women and women's empowerment. That was something I think was important for all of us to focus on, myself included.' 

Pictured: British Polkdark star Charlie Field, who plays Harry, 34, alongside Tiffany as Meghan in the follow-up sequel to last year's hit Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance

Speaking to Vanity Fair , screenwriter Lacey even revealed that celebrity wedding guests including George and Amal Clooney, Oprah Winfrey, Victoria Beckham, and Idris Elba play a part in the movie. Pictured: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex on their wedding day

Admitting that the scenes surrounding Meghan's rift with her father Thomas Markle were hard to film as they made her question how hard it must have been for the Duchess to not have all of her family at the wedding, Tiffany said:  'The film definitely addresses a lot of the family drama.'

Speaking about her sources for the film, Lacey added: 'Some of the people I talk to are close to the royals. Others are Hollywood friends of Meghan, and others are journalists and experts in the royal field.' 

The film will not include Meghan's babyshower, as production had finished before this took place.

Addressing the success of last year's flick, screenwriter Lacey even revealed that the royals didn't complain and reckons they had a 'good giggle' about it. 

New of the upcoming release was confirmed last month, and at the time Tiffany shared the announcement on Instagram, Tiffany writing: 'So excited to share this royally awesome news... and to share this adventure with you sir, @charlierefield! #BecomingRoyal @lifetimetv.' 

Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal will air on Lifetime TV on Lifetime TV on May 27. 

Admitting that the scenes surrounding Meghan's rift with her father Thomas Markle were hard to film as they made her question how hard it must have been for the Duchess to not have all of her family at the wedding, Tiffany said the film would addresses the family drama

British actor Charlie Field, pictured in an Instagram selfie, who appeared in an episode of Poldark, has been cast as Prince Harry, 34. The new TV movie will premiere this spring

Guest appearance? screenwriter Lacey even revealed that celebrity wedding guests including George and Amal Clooney, Oprah Winfrey, Victoria Beckham, seen at the wedding last year, and Idris Elba play a part in the movie

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