Fans of Meghan Markle’s are excited as news emerges about her ongoing talks with Netflix.
According to a report by The Blast, Meghan Markle’s current deal with Netflix is set to end in September. The original contract, worth $100 million, was signed in 2020. However, a reliable insider claims that the streaming partnership is far from over.
The source shared that Netflix is unlikely to walk away from Meghan Markle’s production company, As Ever. “The deal is not dead,” the source confirmed. Because Netflix is a public company, they cannot speak about negotiations until they are finalized.
The insider explained that commercial deals often go quiet during renegotiations. “When both sides are working on a new contract, they avoid public statements,” the source said.
Netflix is also an equity partner in Meghan Markle’s company. That makes it more likely for the streaming giant to continue the relationship. The source added, “It would be like punching yourself in the face not to sign a new deal.”
Unlike the previous agreement, which included Prince Harry’s projects like the Polo series, the new deal is expected to focus more on Meghan Markle’s content.
Past projects involving Prince Harry received a modest response from viewers. This has led Netflix to consider a shift in strategy. Future productions are likely to highlight Meghan Markle’s creative vision and public appeal.
So far, no official statement has been made by Netflix or Meghan’s team. However, fans remain hopeful that fresh content is on the way.
For now, all eyes are on September. That’s when Meghan Markle’s original deal ends — and possibly, a new one begins.
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