He continued: “They have a brand which has considerable reach but one must ask, is the new deal a figleaf to hide their failure to be A-listers in Hollywood.
“Bella Bajaria, Netflix’s Content Officer, whilst praising the Sussexes, laid special emphasis on how popular Harry and Meghan, their kiss and tell series where they gave viewers a unique glimpse into their personal lives and also attacked the Royal Family, was.
“Let’s just hope, as things seem so uncertain for them, that they aren’t planning another such series.”
So far, it is believed the couple have a number of projects in the works with Netflix, with season two of “With Love, Meghan” being released on August 26.
It was also confirmed the show will have its very own Christmas special in September.
As well as this, a documentary called “Masaka Kids, A Rhythm Within” will also be released by Netflix later this year.
The documentary, which Meghan and Harry are producers of, will focus on a tiny orphanage in Uganda, which was born out of the HIV/Aids crisis.
It is also believed Netflix may also work with the couple on an adaptation of the bestselling novel “Meet Me At The Lake” by Carley Fortune.
