Netflix Drops Meghan Markle's Brand, Brand Drama Continues

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Netflix just pulled its investment from Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand, as ever, and

won't renew her show with Love Meghan for a third season.

Insiders say this came after low-viewer ship numbers, leaving the streamer with about

$10 million in unsold jams, teas, and candles.

They called it a natural shift since Netflix was only a passive partner for the first year,

helping with product development, but reports point behind the scene's tension during

virtual meetings about the brand and series.

Journalists Matt Donnelly shared on a podcast that multiple sources saw Meghan turn off

her zoom camera when she heard feedback she didn't like.

He noted how she and Prince Harry still used role-style protocols like security buffers

and formal intros, which don't mesh with Hollywood's casual.

Donnelly also reported claims that Meghan would disappear from calls if offended or interrupt

Harry with gestures like touching his arm.

Her lawyer shot that down, blaming it on parenting interruptions from her four-year-old

and six-year-old kids during homework calls.

Online reactions have been brutal, with critics calling her rude and a bad business woman

who shuts down critics.

Even with the split, Netflix keeps a first-look deal for future Sussex projects, so this

drama might not be over yet.