Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Netflix Deal in Jeopardy After Awkward Encounter at Beyonce Concert

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's $100 million contract with Netflix is reportedly on shaky ground following an uncomfortable incident during a recent Beyonce concert.

The couple, who have been trying to establish their own brand since stepping down from the Royal Family in 2020, have faced criticism for their Netflix series and Harry's memoir.

The criticism of the Royal Family in their projects has not been well received, leading to the termination of their Spotify podcast after just one series.

Bill Griffiths, Spotify's head of podcast innovation, went as far as branding the couple as “Grifters,” while others have labeled them as Hollywood's biggest losers.

PR expert Mark Bukowski expressed his doubts about the success of their ventures, stating that the content they want to produce may not be valued by the platforms they are working with.

He noted that people are more interested in scandalous stories rather than meaningful content that reflects the couple's values.

Regarding Meghan Markle, Bukowski pointed out that her appearances on red carpets and premieres are meant to appeal to those who might hire or use her services.

However, he believes that their high-minded approach has not delivered the desired results, and they need to make money.

Recent reports suggest that their Netflix deal is hanging by a thread following an encounter at the Beyonce concert.

Meghan managed to secure a spot in the same box as Ted Sarandos, the CEO of Netflix, and his wife Nicole.

However, Sarandos' wife reportedly asked security to remove Meghan from their section, stating that she was not personally invited.

Sources claim that Meghan often comes across as a fangirl around A-listers, which may not be well-received in Hollywood's competitive environment.

The couple's behavior in public appearances and interviews allegedly reveals Meghan's lifelong dream of fame and attention.

Furthermore, their deal with Netflix, set to expire in 2025, may be terminated sooner due to the negative portrayal of Prince Harry in the final season of “The Crown.”

Harry is said to be livid about his character being depicted as a slimy, unintelligent, drug-abusing brat, while his brother William is portrayed as a shrewd international heartthrob.

Royal expert Angela Levin believes that Harry will be particularly upset about a scene in which King Charles tells his sons about their mother's tragic death.

In his memoir, Harry claimed that his father did not show him any affection during that difficult time, but the show portrays a different narrative.

The future of Meghan and Harry's Netflix partnership remains uncertain, as their projects continue to face backlash and internal challenges.

It seems that their aspirations to create meaningful content may clash with the public's appetite for scandal and sensationalism.

Only time will tell if they can navigate these obstacles and find success outside the Royal Family.