Harry & Meghan Push Back Against 'Bossy' Claims

0:00Entertainment's story is making news on March 18th. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have pushed back against reports that the Dutchist talks over her husband during business meetings. The claims came from Insiders quoted in Variety magazine, right after news broke that the couple is ending their deal with Netflix. Sources describe the partnership as Rocky from the start, with Netflix now ready to move on. Insiders pointed to the couple's behavior in virtual and in-person sessions, saying Meghan often interrupts or rephrases Harry's points even, mid-sentence. They also claimed she would step away from Zoom calls for long stretches, if upset. This all ties into the growing fallout with the streaming service. The Sussex's lawyer called the stories a targeted attack, playing into outdated views of her as bossy. He noted that as a mom of two working from home, she sometimes mute her audio or camera during long calls, just like anyone else would. Reports also revealed Netflix felt blindsided by the couple's big Oprah Winfrey interview

1:02back in March 2021. They had just signed a multi-year deal worth about $80 million, but executives only learned of the sit-down at the last minute, sparking. Frustration. A spokesman for Harry and Meghan firmly denied any lack of communication, stressing that both sides had lawyers involved as the agreement evolved. With their Netflix ties fading, questions linger about their next steps in show business. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com. Made in AI.