Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are making headlines once again as their exclusive $100 million Netflix deal officially concludes, with sources confirming that more TV projects are in the pipeline for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The power couple is reportedly set to sign a first-look deal with the streaming giant, following the successful model of Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions.
The update comes as Markle, 43, puts her popular podcast, “Confessions of a Female Founder,” on hold to focus on her business ventures, while also preparing for the release of Season 2 of her Netflix lifestyle show, “With Love, Meghan,” set to premiere in September. Despite mixed public reactions, the show performed impressively on Netflix, garnering 5.3 million views since its debut in March and ranking in the top 5 percent of Netflix shows, surpassing popular titles such as The Great British Baking Show and Chef’s Table.
While TV remains a key focus, Markle is also expanding her lifestyle brand, As ever, which recently sold out its rosé wine collection and is gearing up to launch a champagne range and holiday products. Sources reveal that the brand is exploring growth opportunities aligned with its quality and sustainability values.
“As ever is continuing to evolve with new lifestyle products that reflect Meghan’s vision for premium yet accessible living,” an insider noted. Markle has also been investing in female-led companies, including Midi Health, a fast-growing virtual care platform for women, and Clevr, an oat milk latte brand she has openly supported.
Away from the cameras, Markle and Prince Harry remain devoted parents to their children, Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4. The duchess has been vocal about prioritizing family while continuing to build a brand that inspires women and supports female entrepreneurship.
Speaking on Skims co-founder Emma Grede’s “Aspire” podcast, Markle explained her decision to pause her podcasting work:
“There’s so much excitement for another season, but I need to focus on my business right now. It’s important to be present for my family and the projects I deeply care about.”
Insiders confirm that Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos remains a strong supporter of the couple, often hosting private dinners with them to discuss future projects. The upcoming first-look deal suggests fans can expect more documentaries, lifestyle content, and possibly scripted series under the Sussex brand.
With Markle’s growing influence in Hollywood and Harry’s continued involvement in philanthropic and media projects, the couple seems poised to remain a dominant force in entertainment and business