No Hard Feelings, but No Future Projects Planned
According to insiders, there’s no bad blood between the streaming giant and the Sussexes—just a mutual understanding that the collaboration has run its course. Meghan’s growing focus on her own brand made it clear she wouldn’t be prioritizing content creation, and Netflix wasn’t interested in taking a back seat.
“There’s no animosity from either side,” the source said. “Netflix execs are well aware Meghan’s priority now is her own brand, and they won’t play second fiddle to that.”
Though no public announcement will be made, there’s a possibility for a one-off collaboration in the future—if the right project arises. Still, the split will likely hit Harry the hardest: “For Harry, especially, this will be a blow. It’s a huge loss of revenue.”
Future Possibilities and New Partnerships
Despite the end of their deal, Meghan is reportedly still on good terms with Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos. Meanwhile, another major platform—Paramount+—is said to be interested in working with the couple if a compelling opportunity comes along.
Adding to the situation is Netflix’s recent partnership with King Charles and actor Idris Elba on a documentary highlighting the King’s Trust. The insider suggested that continuing ties with the Sussexes might have complicated that high-profile collaboration.
Netflix declined to comment on the matter.
