Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s future with their multi-million-dollar Netflix deal is uncertain as their dreams start to crumble and they face mounting criticism in Hollywood.
The couple, who have been making waves since stepping back from their royal duties, are now racing against time to secure the renewal of their agreement with the streaming giant.
Last year, their documentary series “Six Park” became the most-watched factual show on Netflix.
However, since then, the couple has faced a backlash in Hollywood, putting their chances of staying among the stars in jeopardy.
Comedian Joe Coy brutally mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Golden Globes, joking that they were being paid millions by Netflix for doing nothing.
Reports suggest that Netflix has informed the couple that they need to create more captivating content if they want to receive the remaining £40 million from their contract.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams expressed concern about the situation, stating that unless Meghan and Harry start brainstorming soon, their partnership with their production company, Archewell, and Netflix could end on a sour note.
Fitzwilliams highlighted the importance of remembering that the Netflix contract extends until 2025.
With Netflix no longer producing “The Crown,” the Sussexes must produce content that meets the platform’s expectations.
Failure to do so could result in serious consequences for the couple.
Losing their Netflix deal would be a significant blow to their ambitions.
According to Fitzwilliams, the only docuseries that truly captured the public’s attention was Harry and Meghan’s critical portrayal of the royal family.
However, their other projects failed to make a significant impact.
He emphasized that simply criticizing one’s own family may not be enough to maintain credibility and success in the industry.
Despite the initial excitement surrounding Meghan and Harry’s ventures, none of their projects have achieved notable success.
Their documentary failed to rank among the top 200 shows on Netflix from January to June, and Harry’s series “Heart of Invictus” faced a similar fate.
Additionally, Meghan’s animated series “Pearl” was quietly dropped by the streaming service after failing to impress viewers.
Last year, the couple also lost their £18 million contract with Spotify due to a lack of creativity in their product pitches.
It seems that Meghan and Harry are now facing a crucial moment in their career, where they must prove their worth and deliver content that resonates with audiences.
As the clock ticks, the pressure mounts for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Their dreams of becoming successful content creators hang in the balance, and they must find a way to capture the attention and admiration of viewers.
The coming years will be crucial for the couple as they strive to secure their place in the entertainment industry and justify the hefty investment made by Netflix.