Harry, Meghan and their new Netflix series on the racy world of polo that's set to cause yet more despair back in Britain

A hunky polo player smashing his mallet against a tent pole and hurling his helmet to the ground is one of the more dramatic scenes in Prince Harry's new, 'make-or-break' Netflix series about his beloved sport. The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Brazilian-raised businessman Devaleix admitted: Becoming so enraged during an argument with his first wife Ms White that he smashed his fist into a door and 'punched a hole through it'; Cheating on both Ms White and second wife Ms Baker; l Screaming and cursing at his second wife who claimed he jabbed his finger between her eyes in front of their young son. Harry and wife Meghan are both executive producers of Polo, their fourth and penultimate show for Netflix as part of their $100 million five-year deal with the streaming giant which expires next year. Devaleix, 43, seems to embody what the Duke of Sussex calls the 'passion and determination' of those involved in the sport of kings Harry and Meghan pose alongside Dana Barnes, left, Adolfo Cambiaso and Malcolm Borwick during a polo event in April Describing one phone call before a family trip to Barbados, she said: 'He told me he met someone who was friends with someone I dated in the past and he called me names like slut, whore, bitch and told me he wasn't coming to Barbados the next day with my family'. In the marriage dissolution, a judge agreed with him and found that even though Ms Baker's family spent $125,000 on private investigators to monitor Devaleix – who, according to court documents, was earning $1million a year – he did not find anything that would 'cause concern'.