Meghan Markle drew parallels between herself and former US President and First Lady, Barack and Michelle Obama while discussing her recent agreement with Netflix. Speaking at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington DC, the Duchess of Sussex highlighted their multi-year deal with Netflix for film and television projects, likening it to the Obamas’ arrangement with the streaming platform.
During the summit, Meghan expressed gratitude for the partnership, emphasizing its positive impact on her As Ever brand that offers products like flower sprinkles and baking kits. She noted the flexibility provided by the deal, allowing them to explore various content avenues beyond Netflix.
She also hinted at the longevity of their business collaboration, stating that it would extend beyond a single series. However, PR expert Mark Borkowski criticized the deal as a “downgrade,” suggesting that Netflix had strategically shifted focus from the costly duo.
Addressing questions about the future of her show, With Love, Meghan, the Duchess evaded confirming a third season and instead highlighted an upcoming holiday special scheduled for November. Meghan reflected on her past experience on Suits and the intricacies of production, emphasizing the need for diverse content formats to engage audiences.
The highly anticipated second season of Meghan’s show, which received mixed reviews in its initial season, featured her sharing lifestyle tips with celebrities. Despite the criticism, Meghan teased innovative elements in the upcoming holiday special, including gift wrapping demonstrations inspired by her past experiences.
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