Harry and Meghan’s Netflix Dream is Turning into a Nightmare

Recent reports suggest that the relationship between Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and Netflix has soured significantly.

Sources indicate that even Ted Sarandos, a friend and co-CEO of Netflix, has reached his limit with the couple.

This fallout comes on the heels of Meghan's bold assertion that she had successfully negotiated a delay for their upcoming show, pushing its release to 2023.

In a rather audacious move, a friend of Meghan's relayed this information to various media outlets, claiming that Netflix had capitulated to their demands.

However, Sarandos's reaction was anything but calm; he reportedly lost his temper over the situation.

The stakes are high, and whispers are growing that the couple's lucrative $100 million deal with Netflix could be in jeopardy.

The tension appears palpable as insiders speculate about the future of this partnership.

Liz Garpus, a source close to the situation, revealed that Meghan seemed to have taken on a directing role in the project, despite it being a non-scripted docuseries.

Both Harry and Meghan allegedly struggled with appearing natural on camera, prompting them to request scripts for their segments.

Adding to the drama, just days before the anticipated release of their Netflix documentary, the president of their organization, Archewell, has announced her departure.

Mandana Dayani's exit was confirmed in a statement shared by Omid Scobie, a close friend of the couple.

It's understood that this transition will see Harry and Meghan stepping into full leadership roles at Archewell, marking a significant shift in their charitable endeavors.

Dayani, who had been steering the organization for less than 18 months, was initially brought on during the couple's parental leave to help advance their projects.

Under her guidance, Archewell has made strides in shaping its vision.

The timing of her departure raises eyebrows, especially with the impending release of the Sussexes' documentary, which is expected to deliver some uncomfortable revelations about the royal family.

Insiders from the television industry are bracing for the impact of the upcoming series, predicting it will delve into controversial topics and potentially escalate tensions within the royal family.

Commentators believe that the couple will not shy away from airing grievances, further dragging their relatives into the spotlight.

This trend of airing familial disputes seems to be a hallmark of their recent media ventures.

Meghan's public appearances have also drawn attention, particularly her insistence on being addressed as “Duchess Meghan” during a recent speech at a hotel in Indiana.

This insistence on royal titles, coupled with their lavish lifestyle, has led some to label them the “Duke and Duchess of Excess.”

The couple is currently managing a hefty mortgage on their $14.65 million Montecito mansion, alongside the responsibilities of raising their two children, Archie and Lilibet.

In an interview with Variety earlier this month, Meghan hinted at the complexities of their narrative, suggesting that their story has often been told through the lens of others.

This statement can be interpreted as a preemptive defense against any backlash stemming from their Netflix project.