3 MINUTES AGO! Harry and Meghan go live, admit they’re facing BANKRUPTCY, running out of money to raise their children: ‘We want to come home…’”
After stepping down from their royal duties in 2020 and relocating to California, Meghan and Harry embarked on a bold journey of independence, signing multi-million-dollar deals with streaming giants like Netflix and Spotify. However, while their departure from the royal family sparked global headlines and initial financial windfalls, those opportunities now appear to be dwindling.
Deals Drying Up, Dreams Crumbling? In 2023, Spotify abruptly ended its deal with the couple, citing “lack of content delivery.” Netflix, once a major backer of their post-royal brand, has reportedly grown cold, with fewer planned projects and internal doubts about long-term returns. Insiders suggest the couple’s lavish lifestyle—expensive security, luxury properties, and high-profile appearances—has been difficult to sustain. “They overestimated their brand and underestimated the competition,” said one Hollywood producer who worked with Archewell, their media company.
Meghan’s attempts to re-enter the entertainment world with her lifestyle brand and new podcast ideas have so far failed to land major traction. Meanwhile, Harry’s memoir Spare, though initially a bestseller, has fueled public fatigue rather than sympathy—especially within the UK. Tensions at Home As the financial pressure mounts, so do rumors of growing tension within the couple’s marriage. Reports suggest that Harry has been increasingly homesick and isolated in California, while Meghan remains focused on rebuilding her personal brand.
