Meghan Markle and Netflix — A Long-Term Partnership Beyond TV
Meghan Markle’s Netflix Deal Isn’t Just About Shows
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s huge Netflix contract — worth millions — is set to expire in September 2025. There’s been a lot of talk that Netflix may not renew it, especially after Meghan’s latest series, With Love, Meghan, didn’t pull in the strong numbers they hoped for.
But here’s what most people might not realize — Meghan Markle’s connection with Netflix is bigger than just a TV deal.
Meghan’s Lifestyle Brand ‘As Ever’ Is a Game-Changer
Even if her TV projects pause, Meghan Markle’s As Ever brand keeps her tied to Netflix. Launched earlier this year, As Ever includes products like jams, teas, honeys, and now even wine. And it was created in partnership with Netflix’s Consumer Products Group, which means they share the profits.
So, no matter what happens with the shows, Meghan Markle’s As Ever brand ensures Netflix and Meghan are still working together.
What’s Been Released So Far?
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In April, Meghan Markle launched As Ever with jams and teas.
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In June, she added more jam flavors and flower sprinkles.
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On July 1, she dropped her first alcoholic drink — a Napa Valley Rosé.
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Just recently, she surprised fans again by announcing a new vintage of that Rosé.
This shows that As Ever isn’t a short-term passion project — it’s growing fast.
Is Netflix Still Interested?
According to insiders, Netflix isn’t making a big deal about the contract ending. That’s a big hint. When the Obamas’ Netflix deal ended, it was all over the news. But with Meghan Markle, it’s quiet — suggesting Netflix may still be fully on board, especially when it comes to As Ever.
Final Thoughts
Even if Meghan Markle’s Netflix TV deal ends, her As Ever brand is proof that she’s not going anywhere. The partnership with Netflix is deeper than people expected, and it seems likely they’ll keep working together for years to come.
So while With Love, Meghan might not have been a hit, her lifestyle brand just might be her biggest success yet — and Netflix is still in her corner.
