So it looks like things aren't going so well for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry as basically

the entire world knows by this point.

The pair very famously, very publicly left royal life to move to America, and I think

the plan there was to have the best of both worlds, to have all of the prestige and adoration

that comes with being a royal, but all of the lucrative media deals that come with being

someone from Hollywood.

And you know what?

Initially, after they left the royal family, it looked like they might be able to accomplish

that.

They secured some very, very big deals with Netflix and Spotify.

But since then, the Netflix deal hasn't really worked out that well.

As the BBC reported last year, Netflix canceled the Meghan Markle animated series Pearl.

It's explained that art world productions, the company formed by the Duke and Duchess

of Sussex, announced last year that Meghan would be an executive producer of Pearl, and

the series was planned to center on the adventures of a 12-year-old girl who is inspired by influential

women from history.

Well, that show no longer happening, which I don't think is a surprise, because it's

like, who on Earth would be the target demographic for that feminist activist ten-year-olds?

Maybe?

Not only that, but the series that Meghan and Harry did manage to release with Netflix called

Meghan and Harry, their little docu-mini series, I guess, that was essentially a PR campaign

in the form of a miniseries that tried to paint Meghan as just this inspiring, brave,

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