Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · July 30, 2025 · Entertainment

Meghan and Harry’s Money Moves: How They're Doubling Down on Netflix Deals

Netflix boss Ted Sarandos remains a huge fan, of Meghan’s in particular, and his support is a powerful secret weapon. There will be a third series of the Duchess’s lifestyle show With Love, Meghan, if she wants to make one

Meghan and Harry's Netflix Empire Under Fire, But Don't Count Them Out Just Yet!

The Sussexes' massive $100million deal with Netflix has been a hot topic of discussion in recent weeks, with many speculating that it would be coming to an end soon. But according to our sources, the royal couple is far from being dumped by the streaming giant.

A New Chapter Unfolds

Sources close to the Sussexes say we can expect more projects from them both for Netflix

Contrary to reports that Netflix had lost interest in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, we can confirm that they are still firmly attached to the money hose. In fact, a new "first look" deal is reportedly on the table, with a whopping $65million price tag, rivaling even the Obama's lucrative contract.

But what does this mean for the couple's future projects? Well, insiders suggest that they will continue to produce high-quality content, including a third series of Meghan's lifestyle show, "With Love, Meghan." And, if sources are correct, she may also be hosting special episodes around holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas!

A New Era of Success

Sources close to the couple themselves say we can expect more projects from them BOTH for Netflix

One well-placed source believes that the Sussexes will make even more money from Netflix next year than they did this year. And with their combined talents, it's no wonder why they're considered one of the most bankable couples in the entertainment industry.

But what about Archewell Productions, their production company? Unfortunately, it seems like belt-tightening is on the horizon for their large team. With an estimated $3million annual cost to keep the office running, it's likely that projects will be put on ice... or perhaps even cancelled altogether?

Harry's Documentary Success (Or Lack Thereof)

Despite receiving mixed reviews, Harry's documentary "Polo" still managed to draw a respectable 500,000 viewers globally. And while his latest effort, "Heart of Invictus," might not have done as well, with only No. 3,436 in the Netflix chart, we can expect more docu-series from him in the future.

In fact, sources close to Harry suggest that he will be focusing on creating content around mental health and the environment – a topic very close to his heart.

Meghan's Polarizing Lifestyle Brand

Meanwhile, Meghan is busy fine-tuning her lifestyle brand, As Ever, which has been making waves with its affordable products. But it seems like there are some concerns about its growth potential. Lauren Sherman from Puck describes the business as "excruciatingly small" and raises questions about why Meghan didn't partner with a licensing firm or raise capital from her inner circle.

The problem? As Sherman notes, Meghan's polarizing persona might be holding her back – not just among critics but also potential customers who might be embarrassed to associate themselves with her brand.

A Lack of Decision-Making Skills?

One former employee even went on record saying that the Sussexes are "horrible at making decisions." And it seems like this is a recurring problem, as sources confirm that they often ask for advice and then fail to take it.

But despite these challenges, one thing is clear: Meghan and Harry will stop at nothing to succeed in their Netflix endeavors. Will they finally achieve the success they're looking for? Only time will tell!