Meghan Markle's New Line, Netflix Deal Struggles

0:00On April 27th, Meghan Markle just dropped her first solo product line after splitting from Netflix on her as-ever brand. It happened March 18th with a bloombox collab featuring Gardinias, Pienes, Mint, Jasmine, Peppermintee, and Sage Honey. All aimed at bringing Garden vibes indoors. Meanwhile, reports hit that her and Prince Harry's big Netflix deal from 2020 is crumbling under pressure. That deal worth around $60 million after hype of 100 million kicked off strong with their 2022 docu-series on leaving. The Royals. But Harry's polo show and Meghan's cooking series bombed on views, especially the second season and holiday special. Last summer, it got downgraded to a first look setup, with insiders saying the streamers basically over it. Hollywood insiders spilt a variety about frustrations, like co-CEO Ted Sarando's dodging Meghan's calls, claims Netflix shot down quick. Her team says they talk regular, even at his house, no lawyers needed.

1:02Content boss Bella Bajaria backed that up, noting TV and film projects still cooking, including two book adaptations. Reports of Meghan talking over Harry or dipping from zooms. Her camp calls it bogus, blaming mom duties with their six-year-old Archie and four-year-old lily bed. Now Royal drama piles on from Tom Bowers' new book out March 26, claiming William and Kate saw Meghan as a threat early and Camilla thinks. She's brainwashed Harry. The Sussexes hid back, calling it obsessed nonsense. This all drops as Harry's mending fences with cancer, battling King Charles. But Meghan's pushing forward undeterred, eyes on her goals amid the noise, while Harry's locked on family, polo, and charity work. Hollywood whispers say their star power is fading fast. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI.