Netflix Deal in Jeopardy as Prince Harry Upsets Bosses with Leaked Secrets

Insiders at Netflix have revealed that the streaming giant has decided to pull the plug on a £112m deal following Prince Harry's breach of trust by disclosing confidential information.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who signed the multi-million pound deal in 2020, have reportedly irked Netflix bosses by granting exclusive interviews to other media outlets instead of fulfilling their commitments on the platform.

According to sources, tensions escalated when Prince Harry chose to speak to NBC about a private conversation he had with the Queen, despite Netflix's camera crews being present during the event.

The royal couple's actions have stirred annoyance within Netflix, as they had expected the exclusive content for their documentary, “Heart of Invictus,” which focuses on wounded and injured service personnel and veterans.

A source close to the situation disclosed to the Mail on Sunday that Netflix had anticipated the first-hand account of Harry's meeting with the Queen to be part of their documentary.

However, the decision to share this information with a different broadcaster left Netflix feeling disregarded and undervalued.

Industry experts have criticized the couple for prioritizing other networks over the streaming service that is paying them millions.

During an interview with NBC in April, Prince Harry openly discussed his tea meeting with the Queen, emphasizing the warmth and humor he experienced during their conversation.

The revelation comes amidst reports that palace officials may intervene to prevent Netflix from filming the upcoming Platinum Jubilee, fearing potential conflicts and exploitation of the event.

As pressure mounts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to deliver content for Netflix following the cancellation of their children's program, “Pearl,” concerns have been raised about the future of their partnership with the streaming service.

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams highlighted the urgency for the couple to produce engaging content to fulfill their contractual obligations and meet consumer expectations.

While the royal couple initially pledged to create a variety of content, including documentaries, docuseries, feature films, scripted shows, and children's programs, doubts have been raised about the viability of focusing on royal affairs.

With Netflix facing challenges and declining fortunes, there is a growing need for Harry and Meghan to accelerate their content production to maintain their collaboration with the platform.

Despite their upcoming return to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, concerns linger about potential conflicts arising from their Netflix deal.

The couple's exclusion from the palace balcony during the Trooping the Colour ceremony underscores the limitations imposed on non-working royals, such as Prince Andrew, as the Queen prioritizes active duty members of the royal family for official engagements.