Kim Kardashian Strikes Exclusive Deal with Netflix After Meghan and Harry’s Career Reboot

In a surprising turn of events, Kim Kardashian has secured an exclusive agreement with Netflix following Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's reported plans for a career reboot.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been contemplating a fresh start after facing numerous challenges throughout the year.

According to an insider, they are embracing a “Meghan 2.0” approach, focusing more on technology than Hollywood and refusing to dwell on past setbacks.

While the couple is determined to forge ahead, sources from Hollywood suggest that Meghan and Harry currently have no projects lined up.

It remains unclear how they intend to revitalize their careers, with insiders revealing that Netflix is postponing their contract with the Sussexes due to the failure of their previous three films.

The timing of their image restoration also remains unknown, leaving fans wondering if Meghan's career reboot rumors were merely speculation.

Meanwhile, Netflix has severed ties with Meghan and turned its attention to Kim Kardashian.

In a highly competitive bidding war, the streaming giant has successfully acquired the distribution rights for Kim's upcoming comedy show, “Fifth Wheel.”

Not only will Kim lead the female-driven ensemble cast, but she has also taken on production duties, showcasing her multifaceted talents.

Although details about the plot and casting are still under wraps, it has been confirmed that award-winning writer Paula Pell will be responsible for the script.

According to Deadline, several major players vied for the film, but in the end, only Netflix remained.

Kim's involvement as a producer is expected to leverage her influential status, with her staggering 364 million Instagram followers and her reality show, now renamed “The Kardashians,” documenting her every move.

Interestingly, there were previous rumors suggesting that Kim Kardashian had fired Meghan from the project.

While Meghan was introduced by WME as a producer during the early stages of her new career, she apparently missed out on the opportunity to work with the Kardashians.

The sale of “The Fifth Wheel” to Netflix marks one of the first significant deals following the resolution of the historic SAG after-strike in November.

Netflix's recent acquisitions also include other mid-budget films, such as the romantic comedy “A Family Affair” starring Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, and Joey King, the drama “Lonely Planet” featuring Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth, and “Good Grief,” the directorial debut of “Schitt's Creek” co-creator Dan Levy, who stars alongside Ruth Negger, Himesh Patel, and Luke Evans.

In conclusion, while Meghan and Harry are striving for a career reboot, their plans remain uncertain.

Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian has struck gold with her exclusive deal with Netflix, solidifying her position as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

As the streaming platform continues to expand its content library, audiences can anticipate a diverse range of exciting projects hitting their screens in the near future.