Just posting for future reference. Sounds like a loss of about $12 million/year in income, but perhaps more important to the Undine Spragg of Montecito, it's another public humiliation. Also, someone at Netflix is quite peeved about being associated with her (fraudulent) business.
PRINCE Harry and wife Meghan’s £100million deal with Netflix has been scrapped: The streamer will not renew their contract when it expires in September.
The Sussexes and Netflix have mutually decided not to make an official announcement. But streaming execs have quietly agreed to part ways.
It comes after Harry’s vanity project, Polo, about the sport, was watched by just 500,000 people.
It was also understood that bosses were mildly infuriated by Meghan making her As Ever brand a priority.
A source said: “The deal is done; no more shows will be made.
“Netflix feel they’ve got all they can from the couple.
“Netflix were clever in that they got a hell of a lot of viewers for the first documentary series, and knew, realistically, it would prove the zenith of content from the Montecito pair.
“They’re not unhappy with how things turned out — they got those “Things have just run their course.
“Netflix execs are well aware Meghan’s priority now is her own brand, and they won’t play second fiddle to that.
Big Royal News: “Publicly, there will not be a statement and of course, if things change dramatically, they’d be open to a one-off project down the line.
“But for Harry, especially, this will be a blow.
“It’s a huge loss of revenue.”
Narrative shift from Spotify Grifters: Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is believed to remain on good terms with Meghan.
The source said streamer Paramount+ was thought to be keen to work with the couple, who would be open to it if the right project came along.
Blame Game: Last month it was announced Netflix had signed a deal with King Charles and Idris Elba for a documentary exploring the impact of the King’s Trust. And it was understood any deal with the Sussexes could be seen as a hindrance to that link-up.
Netflix declined to comment.
'BACKGROUND NOISE'
Harry & Meg’s £78m Netflix deal is DEAD after As Ever flop – bosses are just waiting for credits to roll, insider slams
The couple's deal with the streaming giant expires this year Emily Jane Davies, News Reporter 22 Jul 2025
PRINCE Harry and Meghan's £78million Netflix deal is dead after As Ever flopped, an insider has slammed. Meghan's lifestyle series failed to break into Netflix's top 300 programmes in the first half of this year - even being beaten by her old show Suits. The With Love, Meghan viewing figures have reportedly been "dismal". Harry's documentary Polo did even worse, ranked at a 3,436 out of 7,000 shows and was only watched by 500,000 people in six months.
Speaking to the Mail, an insider blasted: "This deal is dead. She had everything going for her—name, platform, press—and the numbers were dismal. "They're just waiting for the credits to roll. They're letting it expire without drama. There's no appetite for anything new." The couple's deal with the streaming giant expires this year. The Duchess of Sussex claimed that a second season of her lifestyle show is in the works - but the insider's comments have cast doubt on its future.
The duchess posted on Instagram saying she's "thrilled" with the decision for a second season. Wearing a Netflix cap she was seen grinning in a short clip on her stories, with the caption: "Lettuce romaine calm... or not(!) because I'm thrilled to share that Season 2 of 'With Love, Meghan' is coming!" With Love, Meghan was released to tie in with the launch of the Duchess of Sussex’s As Ever brand. However both her Netflix series and her brand have been slammed by royal experts time and time again.
Speaking on The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show, broadcaster Esther Krakue questioned the point of the eight-part With Love, Meghan, which saw the duchess hosting celeb pals such as Mindy Kaling and Abigail Spencer. The Netflix series saw Meghan making guest baskets, beeswax candles, and a single skillet spaghetti, filmed at a farmhouse near her £12million Montecito mansion.
Esther shared: “There's nothing there. “She's very, like - I'm not saying this to be horrible - she is not an entertainer or an entertaining person."
After signing on the Sussexes in a deal reportedly worth £78million over five years,
Netflix has so far created:
documentary,
Invictus and
Polo.
Despite any criticism, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is said to be in full support of the Duchess of Sussex.
The second series of With Love, Meghan — with no Harry or their children Archie, six, and Lilibet, three — has already been filmed and is due to be screened in the autumn. Meghan re-launched her As Ever brand this summer. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has added Rosé wine to her range of As ever products - which is her first alcoholic beverage. The 2023 pink booze from Napa Valley, California, will be sold via her As ever website from July 1. It has been announced alongside two new spreads now available including a Limited-Edition Orange Blossom Honey for $28 (£20). And she has also restocked six of the original products including $15 flower sprinkles. But there is no new raspberry spread available after Meg admitted she may never restock the infamous jam spread.
The brand has been dogged by controversy, after the mayor of a small Majorcan town accused Meg of “plagiarism” over similarities between her logo and their 14th century coat of arms. And one of Meghan's favourite publications have slammed her fruity creation.
The Cut slated the spread, which could be a huge blow to Meghan as she gave one of her first interviews to them after stepping down as a senior royal back in 2020. In the article, the publication got 12 staff members to give the jam a taste for themselves - and it got a very mixed response.
"I wouldn't pay $14 for this. Its consistency is a little too thin for my taste - you really wouldn't be able to spread it on toast," features editor Catherine Thompson said. And features writer Emily Gould agreed the texture was it's downfall, she said: "I was put off by the texture. It's slimy and viscous, a bit like baby food. Generously, raspberry purée." Meanwhile, The Cut's senior writer EJ Dickson didn't mince their words after tasting the spread.
They said: "It sucks! It's like something you'd see at the toppings bar at Pinkberry, not a functional, standalone jam in itself. "I would argue that not only Bonne Maman is far superior but also Smuckers. Very disappointing. I figured she'd be better at making jam than producing podcast content, but no."
You use private jets and hunt animals for sport and drive Range Rovers and are responsible for entourages of emission wherever you go
Your family maintains dozens of lavish properties and routinely uses helicopters as well as jets. Your older son is a POS as demonstrated above and your younger one might have been able to protect his family from the hell of yours but he departed a climate change event on a private jet last month so I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
You're trying to get the Scottish Govt to exempt your private island from emission-reduction legislation. Your family wears jewels mined in harmful processes. Your ancestors powered the industrial revolution and you stood by as politicians first denied climate change and are now refusing to do anything substantial about it. Your country colonized dozens of others, that are now so-called developing nations, which are now the ones at most risk of the dangers climate change poses. Before you get all high and mighty about it, try living like the rest of us, like we don't have a planet to spare, because we fucking don't. Take a fucking seat, Liz. You can stand to get a little irritated. God knows we are.
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