Netflix's Hollywood offices are reportedly 'overrun' with unsold jam jars, tea blends and candles from Meghan Markle's 'As Ever' lifestyle brand, highlighting the collapse of a once-lucrative partnership in March 2026. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry, 41, and Meghan, 44, saw their £75 million streaming deal sour after producing a string of underperforming shows, leaving the streamer to offload excess inventory to staff for free.
The couple inked the massive Netflix pact back in 2020, fresh off their Megxit from royal duties, promising a flurry of tell-all documentaries and lifestyle content. What started as a glamorous exile to Montecito, California – complete with Ted Sarandos lending them his Santa Barbara guest house during renovations – has devolved into a string of commercial misfires. Netflix co-CEO Sarandos, who once championed their projects, quietly unfollowed both Meghan's personal Instagram and the 'As Ever' account last month, a snub echoed by content chief Bela Bajaria.
