Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s partnership with Netflix has hit a roadblock as Harry reportedly requested that all footage of Meghan be removed from their upcoming documentary, “Heart of Invictus.”

The couple’s production company, Actual Audio, has already created two original series for the streaming giant, but sources reveal that two of their previous show pitches were outright rejected by Netflix.

Insiders familiar with their work express concerns about the future of their deal with Netflix.

Despite securing a lucrative $100 million contract, Archwell, their production company, has faced setbacks in getting their projects greenlit.

“Pearl,” an animated series, was initially in development but was eventually canceled.

The other two shows were rejected due to their resemblance to existing successful Netflix programs.

Initially, when the Sussexes partnered with Netflix, they announced their first project would be “Heart of Invictus,” a series highlighting the inspiring stories of wounded service members.

However, Prince Harry’s recent decision to focus on his individual career led him to ask Netflix to remove all footage of Meghan from the documentary.

Rumors circulated on social media suggesting that the project had been canceled, with some speculating that Meghan’s alleged demands turned it into a personal fashion show instead of focusing on the veterans.

Netflix clarified that the documentary is still on track for release in the summer of 2023.

Despite this setback, there are expectations of further collaborations between the Sussexes and Netflix.

They are set to document their visits to communities in South Africa, showcasing their efforts in house building and humanitarian work.

Meghan’s involvement will also bring attention to raising awareness about self-birthing practices.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have faced a tumultuous three years since their departure from the royal family.

Their public image has been shaped by controversial interviews, such as the explosive Oprah Winfrey interview in 2021.

Recently, Harry’s memoir announcement further strained their relationship with the royal family, leading to Meghan’s sister Samantha suing her for slander.

However, there are hints that the couple may be reconsidering their approach.

An insider claimed that they are no longer interested in attacking Harry’s family publicly.

It remains to be seen if their actions will align with this statement, especially after Spotify reportedly referred to them as “grifters” and terminated their $20 million podcast deal.

Tom Bauer, a royal expert, suggests that Meghan may be realizing the consequences of their actions and is unsure how to navigate their current predicament.

The question now is how this saga will unfold.

Will there be a resolution or a climax to their ongoing feud?

Adding to the criticism, Princess Diana’s former butler, Paul Burrell, has openly criticized the couple, stating that they misunderstood the expectations surrounding their deals with Spotify and Netflix.

Burrell suggests that both companies sought to capitalize on the royal connection, but the couple faced significant backlash after distancing themselves from their respective families.

Recent polls indicate a decline in their popularity, with their brand perception being viewed as toxic.

As the future unfolds, it remains to be seen how Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will navigate their relationship with Netflix and the public’s perception of their endeavors.