The future of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's lucrative Netflix deal is under threat amid claims of a 'downward spiral' for the couple. The streaming giant's agreement with the Sussexes, which runs until 2025, may not be renewed, according to royal expert Robert Jobson.
The couple's production company, Archewell Productions, recently lost key executive Bennett Levine, the 17th staff member to leave since their 2018 wedding. This comes after their Spotify deal ended last year, dealing a significant blow to their commercial ventures.
Speaking to Talk TV, Jobson said: 'It was supposed to last until 2025 now there's a lot of rumours at the moment that it's not going to be renewed and I think the reason for that is the lack of production and there hasn't been enough going on.'
So far, the Netflix partnership has produced a series about their life as a couple and a documentary on Prince Harry's Invictus Games. Jobson also noted the couple's apparent 'flirting with other organisations', such as attending the Paramount launch in Jamaica, indicating the deal 'has not gone as well as they'd hoped'.
