Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might still be kept on a retainer by Netflix — but not in a positive way.
A royal expert named Esther Craichu spoke on The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show and gave her honest opinion about the situation.
She explained that Netflix hasn’t given Harry and Meghan any big new contracts or money. Instead, it's more like Netflix is just waiting — keeping them on standby "just in case" the couple ends up doing something shocking or dramatic in the future.
The expert said it feels like Netflix only wants them if they bring something entertaining, like new gossip or drama — especially anything related to the Royal Family.
She also joked that Netflix is probably only interested if they:
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get divorced and want to make a documentary about it, or
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have some explosive royal secrets to reveal.
Basically, Netflix has given them the "right of first refusal," which means if Harry and Meghan come up with a good show idea that’s not all about inspirational speeches, Netflix might accept it — but only if it's juicy or dramatic content.
In short:
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There's no new money from Netflix.
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It's not a real commitment or stable contract.
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Netflix only wants them if they bring controversy or shocking stories.
The expert even joked that unless they have something dramatic like “the king sent me poison ivy” or “we’re splitting up,” Netflix probably won’t invest.
Final Thought
This analysis shows that Harry and Meghan's relationship with Netflix is weakening. They’re basically being kept on "standby" — not for their charity work, but for scandal and drama. That’s what the expert believes Netflix really wants from them.
