The couple also inked a five-year deal with Netflix after their Royal exit, but there’s been no word on whether the contract will be extended. Meanwhile, Meghan is gearing up to launch her own Netflix show in conjunction with her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard – a move that critics have already slammed. One Sky News presenter didn’t mince words, telling viewers, “It sounds b****y awful.”
The Duchess unveiled her new brand in March with an official website, but fans are still waiting for products to hit the shelves. Tom also shared with The Mirror US, “With rumours swirling that the couple’s Netflix contract could be in jeopardy, coupled with the ridicule that met the launch of her online brand, Meghan feels very much under attack.”
As the fallout from their projects begins to “take its toll” and pressure mounts, questions are being raised about whether they’re truly working as a united front. Our insider revealed, “They are both so hell-bent on proving everyone wrong that for the first time in a long time. Of course, they’re incredibly supportive of each other, but they need to succeed to fund their extravagant lifestyle and they need the public’s support.”
Projects may be looming for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, but a source indicates a revamp is necessary for the Sussex brand’s advancement. They revealed, “The royals have really turned things around and are very popular again and Meghan, in particular, is determined for them to be number one. They know they can’t go on like this as it’s started to affect their brand and they are going to make changes.”
The source added: “However, they now have to show off their other talents to become the global success that they so desperately want but they have a lot to overcome.”
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