The joint statement released by Archewell Audio and Spotify announced their mutual decision to part ways last month. The fallout from the deal's termination has led to some speculations about Meghan's future in the podcast world.
Correspondent Ross King raised questions in a recent documentary titled "Meghan: Famous but Friendless," which aired on Channel 5. He pondered whether the end of the Spotify deal signaled a potential decline in Meghan's endeavors.
King suggested that if everything was going well, the collaboration wouldn't have ended, hinting at possible disagreements or disappointments on both sides.
Following the announcement, Spotify executive Bill Simmons voiced strong opinions about Meghan and Prince Harry, even sharing a heated encounter with Harry over a podcast idea. This led to claims that Meghan was distraught and humiliated by the executive's accusations, with sources stating it was an all-time low for her.
Despite the Spotify setback, Meghan and Harry still have their massive deal with Netflix, reportedly worth $100 million, which they secured after stepping down as senior working members of the royal family in 2020.
Netflix has expressed its ongoing commitment to working with the couple on various projects, including the highly anticipated documentary series "Heart of Invictus."
