Netflix Denies Surprise Over Harry & Meghan's Projects

0:00Hey, it's Cory with the story with entertainment and celebrity news. Today, your daily pop culture update. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are denying reports that Netflix felt surprised by their outside projects. Their representatives say the streaming service was always in the loop on key deals, with no contract breaches involved. Earlier this month, Netflix stepped back for Meghan's lifestyle brand as ever, where they had invested and aired her at home series with Love Meghan. The Duchess will now grow it on her own. The couple's team called claims of bad communication, categorically false, pointing to legal oversight on both sides for any deal tweaks. They highlighted open talks ahead of their Oberwind Free interview. Rumors also swirled about Harry's memoir, spare timing with their docuseries. But Reps confirmed Netflix new months in advance, and the series dropped in December 2022, right before the book's January 20th. 23 release. Netflix leaders remain positive, calling the pair thoughtful partners with a global

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