Netflix Loses Patience with Harry and Meghan as Interest Declines

Netflix, the streaming giant, is reportedly growing frustrated with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as their work progress remains slow.

The couple had signed a $100 million deal with Netflix, which included producing TV shows and movies.

However, only one documentary series has been completed so far, leaving Netflix dissatisfied with the pace of their collaboration.

This comes after Spotify dropped Harry and Meghan when their Archetypes podcast failed to meet expectations.

In another blow to the couple, Meghan Markle's personal invitation to Taylor Swift to appear on a podcast was turned down by the renowned singer.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Swift declined the invitation through her representative, snubbing the Duchess of Sussex.

Royal fans speculate that Taylor rejected the offer due to Meghan's discussions on feminism, which some find unconvincing given her privileged position as the wife of a prince.

Taylor's fanbase expressed relief that she did not accept the invitation.

Furthermore, it has been revealed that Meghan's refusal to work with the Sussexes was advised by a friend who had previously worked with the couple.

The friend allegedly experienced unsatisfactory results from their collaboration, leading to the recommendation for Meghan to decline further partnerships.

Meanwhile, Jon Bon Jovi released a new single in collaboration with Prince Harry for the Invictus Games choir.

The song, titled “Unbroken,” was recorded at Abbey Road Studios.

However, there has been no indication of when the Invictus Games will be eligible for screening or when the song will be released.

Last year, the project was intended to coincide with the Invictus Games in The Hague, but the event was postponed.

Harry shared teasers of the song on social media, including a mock-up text conversation with Bon Jovi and a video of them recording vocals together in the sound booth.

However, their collaboration received criticism, with some describing it as “tragic” and “awful.”

Harry's Instagram post, in which he joked about “living on a prayer,” referring to Bon Jovi's famous hit song, was deemed tacky by some Royalists.

They questioned why Harry still used the term “Royal” despite his decision to step back from royal duties.

As Netflix grows impatient and interest in the couple declines, it remains to be seen how Harry and Meghan will navigate their future projects.

The challenges they face in maintaining successful collaborations and managing public perception continue to shape their post-royal lives.