Meghan Markle had a very complicated and grueling few months. Her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, hit a massive roadblock before it launched on the streaming platform.
Even though all the episodes of the cookery show have been filmed and edited and are ready for release, Netflix bizarrely postponed the series due to the California fires.
The show’s delay was followed by a floodgate of negative exposés about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry‘s personas as employers.
Vanity Fair and the New York Post spoke to an army of unhappy former staff members and colleagues who unleashed absolute hell on the Sussex couple.
Meghan Markle was painted as a mean boss with toxic behavior patterns and an emotionally clingy woman. Prince Harry was called an enabler in the relationship, letting his wife escape with her bully-like behavior.
Meghan Markle also learned that her Lemonada deal was going nowhere, her podcast is on hold, and no one knows why.
Markle and her husband were obliterated for being disaster tourists. The royal couple was slammed for putting themselves in the spotlight after the most significant fire in California’s history.
Amidst all the negative headlines and self-made drama, Netflix shocked the world and likely even the pair themselves by announcing their plan to renew Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s million-dollar contract. The unexpectedness of this decision indeed left many in disbelief.
The streaming giant announced multiple exciting projects with the couple in a glorious statement via a senior Netflix executive to the Daily Mail that reads: “We have Meghan‘s new show coming out, which is great. It is such a great take on a lifestyle show and a showcase for California, Montecito, and nature. There are easy, great takeaways on life. I am really excited about that coming out.”
Sadly for the royal duo, many believe that Netflix is not sticking with them because of their charity work; it is undoubtedly not for documentaries on sports made for the rich — polo, which was universally panned by critics and written off as a snooze fest.
It is not for Meghan Markle’s upcoming cooking show, which has yet to air and is being ripped apart by those viewed the trailer. Even high-profile stars call the show out of touch, too Hollywood and privileged for everyday Americans. These controversial projects surely pique the interest of many.
Therefore, Netflix keeps the couple on the payroll for one sole reason: they bring the royal drama, which generates massive viewership. Their ability to captivate such a large audience is mind-blowing and fantastic for the company.
Their series Harry & Meghan, in which they spoke candidly about their decision to leave the UK, where they tore apart every Royal Family member, including King Charles III, Prince William, and Kate Middleton, and attempted to burn the centuries-old monarchy for its ties to slavery, was the most significant documentary ever to air on Netflix.
The media giant is placing a significant bet on another bombshell project, in which the couple could discuss the chaotic car chase in New York and Markle’s decision not to attend King Charles’s coronation.
Other topics worth discussing include the couple getting snubbed by the Royal Family for Christmas over and over.
King Charles completely cut communication with them, they could reveal their raw feelings about their two young children never knowing their royal relatives.
Their thoughts on the Royal Family’s double health issues and the drama surrounding President Donald Trump and the Heritage Foundation’s attempt to deport Prince Harry could also interest the general public.
Viewers would love to hear their response to their whistleblower former workers’ scandalous claims against them.
