In the reveal interview, Harry and Meghan reported on deals with Spotify and Netflix after the palace stopped payments.
Allegedly, however, they are said to have been in contact with a portal beforehand.
Los Angeles - The legendary reveal interview between Oprah Winfrey and the royal dropout couple Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan took place on March 7th.
However, the allegations are still serious.
In particular, the allegation of racism within the royal family caused a quake in the palace.
However, some media accused and accused the couple of spreading untruths.
Harry and Meghan: "We had no plan"
So now the next statement from Harry and Meghan is in focus.
Again, the two are accused of not telling the truth.
It's about Harry's story that the couple had the idea to work with Netflix and Spotify when the palace no longer wanted to pay their security guards.
Harry said in the interview: "We had no plan".
And further: "This was only recommended to us after my family no longer supported me financially and I had to pay the security forces."
Harry and Meghan: Cooperation talks with streaming service probably before the exit
The British
Mail on Sunday
now claims to have found out that this is not entirely true.
There should have been considerations in this direction long before the “Megxit” in January 2020.
Harry and Meghan are said to have met executives of the streaming portal “Quibi” in Kensington Palace on January 30, 2019, one year before the “Megxit”.
Harry and Meghan: That should have been the specific suggestions
According to the report, the US media company is said to have proposed to the Duchess of Sussex to start a show called "Princesses And Puppies".
As the source of the online portal reports, the couple had discussed various projects with the now dissolved company "Quibi".
One idea that was allegedly proposed was for the Duchess to host an online show that combined royalty and pets.
There should also have been discussions about a nature documentary and a show about Harry's charitable interests.
The talks are said to have resumed in January 2020, albeit with no results.
Harry and Meghan: Conversations inconclusive
"Quibi" was founded as a streaming service for the transmission of serial formats for mobile phones in episodes under 10 minutes that can be viewed horizontally or vertically.
The service has now been discontinued.
The
executives at "Quibi" are said not to have responded to
a request from
Mail on Sunday
.
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