**Meghan and Harry’s $100 Million Netflix Advance Claim Refuted**

A recent claim regarding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's alleged $100 million advance from Netflix has been refuted by the streaming giant.

Royal expert Neil Sean dismissed the rumors, stating that Netflix is not foolish enough to offer such a substantial amount.

The Sussex Royals inked a deal with Netflix through their Archewell production studio reportedly worth £82,500,000 after stepping back from their full-time royal duties in 2020.

Following months of speculation, trailers for a docuseries featuring the Duke and Duchess have finally been unveiled.

Despite swirling rumors about a hefty payment, Neil Sean emphasized that Netflix operates prudently and strategically.

He suggested that the success of the project hinges on audience engagement, whether through watching, downloading, or streaming the content.

However, initial reactions to the released trailer have been mixed, with dislikes surpassing likes.

The documentary series starring Prince Harry and Meghan Markle delves into their experiences as senior members of the royal family.

In a teaser clip, Prince Harry touches on the intricacies of royal life, hinting at the presence of deliberate leaks and planted stories within the institution.

The first volume of the series is set to premiere on December 8th, followed by the second volume on December 15th.

The Duke and Duchess expressed their commitment to producing informative and inspiring content after entering into a partnership with Netflix.

They highlighted the platform's extensive reach, which they believe will allow them to share impactful narratives and foster positive change.

In another royal-related incident, a dispute arose between Sophie Wessex, the Countess of Wessex, and comedian Frank Skinner during the recent royal variety performance.

Skinner revealed that following his performance of the song “Three Lions” alongside David Baggill, he received criticism from Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex.

The comedian recounted feeling unwell during rehearsals but persevered through the show, despite physical discomfort.

After the performance, Sophie Wessex reportedly approached Skinner and jokingly remarked, “Well, don't quit your day job.”

Skinner, taken aback by the royal couple's feedback, shared his surprise at the unexpected critique.

The incident sheds light on the candid interactions that can occur behind the scenes of royal events, showcasing a glimpse into the less formal side of royal engagements.