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'Provided frowns': Netflix bosses mad at Prince Harry's bio

2023-01-27T06:33:40.749Z


For his biography, Prince Harry diligently stirred the advertising drum. Now the streaming giant is demanding a home story from the Sussexes in return.


For his biography, Prince Harry diligently stirred the advertising drum.

Now the streaming giant is demanding a home story from the Sussexes in return.

Montecito – Before his biography “Reserve” (“Spare”) was published on January 10, Prince Harry (38) gave sensational interviews on British and American TV.

He lashed out at his family, claiming some family members "did the devil to polish their image."

The private stories that Harry launched in his memoirs also hit higher waves than the Netflix documentary "Harry & Meghan" in December last year.

Now it's time to get down to business: Netflix wants to do a home story with Prince Harry and Meghan

This did not escape the notice of those responsible at Netflix.

According to

Forbes

magazine, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (41) are said to have signed a contract with Netflix for around 94 million euros.

"They've gotten great viewership," a Netflix consultant told

The

Sun.

Nevertheless, the streaming giant's marketing team was disappointed "that Meghan and Harry did not go on a media tour for the show.

Harry's willingness to go on TV for 'Spare' raised eyebrows."

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After the documentary "Harry & Meghan" (right), Netflix wants to follow up with a home story about Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan.

(Assembly)

© IMAGO/i Images/ZUMA Press

Now the Netflix bosses are apparently hoping for supplies from Sussex – directly from the home of Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan, Archie (3) and Lilibet (1).

"They want a second piece of the pie," the Netflix consultant said.

"However, to move forward with such a deal, the couple would have to open the doors of their home in Montecito."

Filming for the Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan took place in a neighboring mansion.

According to

Page Six

, Harry and Meghan "didn't feel right" about filming in their own four walls at the time.

Netflix deal criticized for The Crown

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have signed a deal worth millions with streaming provider Netflix, part of the deal was the six-part documentary "Harry & Meghan".

The documentary is also criticized because of the Netflix hit series "The Crown", which is accused of exploiting the private life of the late Lady Diana.

The fact that Harry works with Netflix of all things causes a lack of understanding.

"Fascinating for viewers": Netflix hopes for private recordings of Harry and Meghan

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are still in the public eye, and Netflix would like to take advantage of that.

"There is no doubt that the audience was thrilled to see Harry talk about his life.

The interest is still huge,” emphasizes the Netflix insider.

"What happens to Harry and Meghan in the future will be fascinating for viewers."

Meghan Markle: Her transformation from series star to Duchess of Sussex

Meghan Markle: Her transformation from series star to Duchess of Sussex

If the Sussexes get involved, royal fans around the world may soon be able to look forward to a home story from Harry and Meghan.

Will Duchess Meghan be as relaxed in her home as she was when she first met Kate Middleton?

At that time, the different styles of women caused discord, as Prince Harry writes in his biography.

Sources used: 

thesun.co.uk, forbes.com, pagesix.com

Rubric list image: © IMAGO/i Images/ZUMA Press

Source: merkur

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