Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's TV movie is coming

Less than a week before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tie the knot, fans can get in the mood with a fictionalised version of their romance, complete with hikes at dusk, kisses by the fireplace and even some bedroom action in the Lifetime movie Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance, airing in the US on May 13 (a local air date is yet to be confirmed).

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“I don’t need my life to be this perfect royal picture,” Harry (Murray Fraser) sweetly tells Meghan (Parisa Fitz-Henley) in the made-for-TV movie’s teaser trailer. “I just need you.”

The movie will start with the couple’s first date, which was set up by a mutual friend, and continue through their engagement. Stills from the film have also featured scenes with Prince William (Australian actor Burgess Abernethy) and the Duchess of Cambridge (Laura Mitchell).

For the purists, the real deal Royals are set to walk down the aisle at St. George’s Chapel in front of around 600 guests on May 19. “This wedding, like all weddings, will be a moment of fun and joy that will reflect the characters and values of the bride and groom,” their office at Kensington Palace said in a press release.

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Jennie Noonan

Jennie Noonan began her career at WHO Magazine in 1999 as an editorial assistant, soon after gaining her Bachelor of Media and Communications degree from Macquarie University. During her almost two decades at WHO, she worked her way up to Executive Editor and, along the way, interviewed Hollywood stars like Matt Damon and Heath Ledger, profiled stacks of ordinary Australians with extraordinary stories and covered events from the Academy Awards to the Australian Air Guitar championships. As a freelancer, she has dabbled in travel writing for QANTAS Magazine, covered celebrity news and pop culture for E! News and The New Daily and worked on one-off collector publications about Taylor Swift, Legally Blonde, The Hunger Games, Olivia Newton-John, Harrison Ford, Barbra Streisand and more. She still regularly contributes to her first love, WHO magazine, sticking around long enough to live through both "Bennifer" eras. When not glued to reality TV, the mum-of-three can be found on the beach.