Meghan Markle is “hyper-concerned” about their finances and fears “losing everything”, as the Sussexes’ production company faced a recent setback.
The Duchess of Sussex has recently encountered various career challenges, with their $25million (£19million) Spotify deal abruptly ending last year after producing only a few episodes of a standalone podcast.
With the news of the manager of Archewell Productions leaving for a new position, it is alleged that the couple has “blown through so much money,” leaving Meghan deeply worried.
An insider told Closer Magazine: “Meghan is hyper-concerned about money, rightfully so, given their extravagant spending and lower-than-expected earnings.
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Despite concerns about their Netflix contract ending in 2025, there may be a glimmer of hope if speculations about Paramount Pictures prove true.
The Sussexes recently made a rare public appearance at the premiere of Bob Marley: One Love in Kingston, Jamaica, following an invitation from Paramount Pictures’ CEO, Brian Robbins.
The reported friendship between Robbins and the Sussexes, coupled with his residence in Montecito, where Harry and Meghan also live, has sparked speculation about potential opportunities with Paramount Pictures.
