Prince Harry and Meghan Markle weren't left disappointed for long following their Spotify axe last week it appears.
The pair's multi-million-pound project for podcast Archetypes came to an end after just one series, but it now appears as though they are turning their attention back to the small screen.
They are said to be working on a Great Expectations-inspired TV show for Netflix titled Bad Manners. It's said that the production will be based on Charles Dickens' character Miss Havisham and the prequel will recast the lonely spinster as a strong woman who is living in a patriarchal society.
It's not yet known whether Netflix has commissioned the show itself. It will follow the pair's successful documentary series on the streaming giants which saw the couple discuss their personal life.
It's one of a number of potential shows the couple have in the locker with a documentary on the Invictus Games set to be produced.
The programme, titled Heart of Invictus, will follow competitors around the world training for the Games at The Hague.
They had been expected to take place in 2020 but the Covid-19 global pandemic stopped it from going ahead.
There are said to have been a number of TV projects rejected which the couple had ideas for, including an animated show about powerful women in history which would have been called Pearl.
The ideas are said to be part of a selection of productions lined up to help the Duke and Duchess of Sussex pick up their £40million fee from the company.
The news of their latest project comes on the heels of Meghan's apparent Dior snub. It was speculated she was to sign a bumper deal with the high end fashion brand, but an insider for the company denied there was any offer on the table.
Due to the snub and Spotify axe, a PR expert has claimed Meghan should think carefully about which brands she wants to associate with.
Chad Teixeira says the former Suits star still has a credible pull to her brand, but needs to think carefully about her next steps.
"Reputation recovery can be a challenging process, particularly in the public eye," Chad said. "It is clear that Meghan has the potential to rebuild and strengthen her brand.
"However, doing so will require careful strategy and a clear, consistent message that resonates with her audience. By aligning herself with brands that match her ethos and finding a relatable niche, she can start rebuilding her damaged brand."
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