**Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in Talks with Netflix for New Film on Royal Life**

Meghan Markle was seen storming out of the Netflix headquarters in a fit of rage as news broke about Netflix's multi-year deal with Mike Flanagan.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly working on a feature-length film that delves into the intricacies of life within the palace walls.

Negotiations are underway between the royal couple and Netflix to bring their unique perspective to the screen.

Last year, during discussions with Netflix executives, Meghan Markle abruptly left the meeting when the topic of including the bullying investigation in their show arose.

A photo capturing the duchess looking exasperated outside the Netflix headquarters circulated online.

It seems there are still aspects of their story that Meghan and Harry feel have not been fully explored, even after the release of a documentary and Harry's book.

Despite Meghan's attempts to negotiate a deal with Netflix, the streaming giant declined as they had already entered into an exclusive television agreement with Mike Flanagan and Trevor Macy.

This new deal solidifies the partnership between Flanagan and Macy, known for producing a series of successful movies under the Intrepid Pictures banner.

Unlike Mike Flanagan, who has an exclusivity contract with Netflix, Meghan and Harry do not have a similar arrangement.

Their production company, Archwell, operates independently from Netflix.

While the couple received a substantial sum for their documentary, Netflix is reportedly uninterested in documentaries or children's TV shows from them.

Instead, they are seeking content that delves deeper into the couple's royal experiences.

Sources close to the couple reveal that while Meghan is eager to collaborate with Netflix again, Harry is more cautious about the venture.

Discussions are ongoing within their team about the financial terms for sharing their story with the streaming giant.

However, Netflix writers and directors have expressed reservations about the project, emphasizing the need for more substantial content beyond Meghan's brief royal tenure.

The crux of the matter lies in the bullying investigation surrounding Meghan, which has piqued the interest of Netflix creators.

With limited access to royal insiders and restricted entry to royal residences, the couple faces challenges in providing an in-depth look into palace life.

The focus on the bullying claims could potentially attract a wider audience and offer new insights into the controversy.

In March 2021, independent reviews were initiated to address allegations of mistreatment towards staff by Meghan.

Netflix typically collaborates with production companies to create original content, with a rigorous pitching process involved.

If approved, the production team receives a budget to commence filming, with Netflix overseeing the project's progress and final approval for hosting it on their platform.