MEGHAN Markle will again be in front of the camera in a new TV documentary for ITV.
Meghan Markle will star in her first major TV interview since becoming a royal as the actress gives her take on her grandmother-in-law in documentary Queen of the World.
Prince Harry's wife, who will soon celebrate her six month wedding anniversary with Prince Charles' youngest son, was interviewed by broadcasters ITV for the series detailing the global impact of the monarch.
Queen Elizabeth II's role as head of the Commonwealth will be put under the spotlight and, with Harry a Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, the pair are ideally placed for "lengthy" interviews on their work.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex vow they will make youngsters living in the region a priority of their public duties during their chats, which are followed by numerous insights from other key members of the Royal family.
Producers have confirmed the content will span from the Queen's early days as leader to Prince Harry and Meghan's wedding, during which the beautiful bride wore a veil detailed with the flowers of the 53 Commonwealth regions.
Jo Clinton-Davis, Controller of Factual at ITV, said of the show: "The Queen is a unique figure on the world stage, with a huge depth of experience having met more global leaders than any previous British monarch and serving longer than all of them.
Meanwhile, Nicolas Kent, Creative Director for Oxford Films and Executive Producer for Queen of the World, added: "The Queen is the most well-travelled monarch in history and it's been fascinating to see how she has passed on her experience to the younger generations of the Royal family."
The documentary was filmed over the course of a year, by Oxford Films.
An exact transmission date for the series has not been announced, yet it is believed to be aired in September.