Netflix once believed that signing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would be a golden ticket. The idea was simple: their royal status and global fame would attract millions of subscribers. But reality turned out very different.
When the deal was signed back in 2020, Netflix executives thought the couple’s story of leaving the royal family would make them look like victims of unfair treatment. They expected audiences worldwide to sympathize and tune in. But as time passed, the content Meghan and Harry produced didn’t live up to the hype.
The big-budget documentary series in 2022 was criticized for exaggerations, and other projects didn’t generate much excitement. Meghan’s cooking-themed show also fell flat. What Netflix discovered is that famous names don’t always guarantee good content. SOURCE
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