The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have signed a new “Multi -Year -Look deal for film and television projects” with Netflix – a downgrade of their previous contract.
The couple's new performance will include a second season of the Duchess 'with Love, Meghan' Lifestyle Show later this month and a Christmas special in December.
The sussexes also work on “Masaka Kids, a rhythm within” – a documentary about orphaned children in Uganda, in which the “shadow of the HIV/AIDS crisis”.
There are also “active development” for other projects with Netflix that include a variety of content genres, including an adaptation of the romantic novel Meet Me am See.
Netflix has already released the first series with Love, Meghan and Polo, Heart of Invictus, Live to Lead and the couple's bombs of the couple Harry & Meghan and, as always, is a business partner in Meghan's lifestyle brand.
Five years ago, Harry and Meghan secured a lucrative contract that with Netflix as a senior working royals in 2020 was a value of $ 100 million (£ 74 million).
The renewed deal was described by the Sussexes – which made the announcement at Netflix – described as “their creative partnership” by doctor in Archewell.
But the new conditions are less worth less than their earlier contract for Harry and Meghan and represent Netflix, who loosens his relationships with the couple.
Prince Harry and Meghan at the Espy Awards in the Dolby Theater in Hollywood in July 2024
The Duchess of Sussex in her Netflix series with love, Meghan, who came out in March
The Sussexes said Harry & Meghan, who came out in December 2022, was a great success with a total of 23.4 million views. It was the most respected documentary in the first four days and reached the English top -10 TV list in 85 countries.
But with love, Meghan could not break into the ten top programs from Netflix -or even into the top 300, since it was classified for the streaming giant with only 5.3 million viewers worldwide in 383 in 2025 since it was broadcast for the first time in March.
However, the Duchess said today: “We are proud to extend our partnership with Netflix and to involve our joint work on the Jegel brand.
“My husband and I feel inspired by our partners who work closely with us and our Archewell Production team to create thoughtful content via genres that find resonance worldwide and celebrate our joint vision.”
Bela Bajaria, Chief Content Officer from Netflix, said: “Harry and Meghan are influential voices, the stories of which include the audience.
'The answer to her work speaks for herself – Harry & Meghan gave the spectators a close look into their lives and quickly became one of our most viewed documentary film series.
“Love, Meghan fans have recently been inspired, with products from the new line, which was consistently sold out in record time.
The Netflix series with Love, Meghan is the latest television publication of the Sussexes
The Sussexes said Harry & Meghan, who came out in 2022, was a great success with a total of 23.4 million call
“We are pleased to continue our partnership with Achenwell Productions and to entertain our members together.”
As always, Meghan's lifestyle brand, which also sold cookie mix, herbal tea, flower sprinkles and jam -launched a new Rosé wine from Napa Valley last Friday.
In March, the Duchess started her new Podcast series 'Confessions of a Feae Founder' with Lemonada Media, which included an interview with Beyonce's mother Tina Knowles.
Meghan's archetypes series about female stereotypes in 2022 only ran for one series and was part of the former deal with Sussexes earlier meter-million pound deal with Spotify, which ended the year after.
Last month, a Netflix source, Harry and Meghan's hopes for a new Netflix deal claimed “dead” to Polo and with love, Meghan, both in the ratings.
The insider was cited with the words: “This deal is dead. It had everything for her – name, platform, press – and the numbers were dark.
“They are just waiting for the credits to roll. They let it run without drama. There is no appetite for something new. '