Harry and Meghan Renew Netflix Partnership with Expansive New Deal

In a move to build on their media presence, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have confirmed an extension of their film and TV partnership with Netflix. Dubbed a "multi-year, first look deal," the agreement allows the streaming giant prime access to the creative projects stemming from the couple's Archewell production company. This new arrangement appears more flexible than their initial contract established in 2020, valued at around $100 million, and counters speculation of a possible fallout between the Sussexes and Netflix.

The announcement coincides with the anticipated release of the second series of Meghan’s cooking show, With Love, Meghan, which will premiere later this month. Despite the show's modest audience numbers—less than 6 million views compared to top-ranking series—the couple remains optimistic about continuing to connect with global viewers. The platform has also shared plans for a Christmas special, alongside a new production titled Masaka Kids, A Rhythm Within, which highlights an orphanage in Uganda. Netflix’s chief content officer, Bela Bajaria, lauded Harry and Meghan for their significant influence and the compelling nature of their stories, with the couple's previous documentary series garnering significant attention.

As they embark on this new chapter, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aim to harness their narrative power to create content that resonates widely with diverse audiences.

The announcement comes as they launch new culinary and charitable projects, further solidifying their commitment to philanthropy and storytelling.