The Duke and Duchess of Sussex appear resolute in their upcoming business endeavors, aiming to exert influence over their deals.
Having previously inked a multi-million-dollar agreement with Netflix, set to conclude in 2025, the couple faces reports of its impending collapse, mirroring their concluded Spotify arrangement from June last year.
Yet, the couple's recent move raised eyebrows as Prince Harry's latest documentary found its home on Hulu, Netflix's rival, just last month.
A report by The Mirror hinted at Harry's "permission" for the controversial shift. PR expert Jane Owen speculated that Netflix might be reconsidering its partnership, possibly indicating a shift in strategy or a preparation for something more significant.
Journalist Lee Cohen revealed that despite Netflix's intentions, Harry and Meghan will entertain offers from the "highest bidder" for their future endeavors.
"It appears he's working on a documentary, but not with Netflix," Cohen remarked. "It's surprising that Netflix may not be part of the picture."
"They seem to be exploring all options. Harry and Meghan consistently opt for the most lucrative opportunities," he added.
"And so, while the details remain scarce, that's their focus."
