Prince Harry & Meghan Markle's Latest Attack: Blaming King Charles for Loss of Spotify and Netflix Deals

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry find themselves in a scramble for new deals as they face a decline in public support after being dropped by Spotify, and uncertainty looms over their partnership with Netflix. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex inked lucrative agreements with streaming giants after stepping down as working royals in 2020. However, their Spotify deal was terminated in 2023, and there's been no word on whether Netflix will extend their contract beyond the 2025 expiration date. Royal commentator Richard Fitz Williams attributes the drop in opportunities for the Sussexes to their history of criticizing the royal family, stating that continuous attacks without public support have repercussions.

Fitz Williams, speaking on GB News, noted a lack of evidence of people reaching out to the couple, emphasizing that profiting from disparaging the royal family has its limits. In a twist, Harry and Meghan were invited to the premiere of Paramount's film "One Love" by the company's CEO. The Sussexes share a personal friendship with the family of Brian Robbins, the chief executive of both Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon.

While the couple's appearance at the Bob Marley film premiere seemed amicable, it also appeared as a public warning to Netflix. Despite the success of their debut project, "Harry and Meghan," and the less successful "Heart of Invictus," the couple's silence and lack of promoted projects for the platform raise questions. Fitz Williams pondered their current output, noting that besides "Invictus," Prince Harry already had, they haven't done anything substantial. As they face the loss of Spotify, the looming question remains: will they also lose Netflix when the contract expires in 2025? Fitz Williams finds their current situation rather bewildering.