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However, the Duchess of Sussex managed to impress the CEO of Netflix so much that he decided to greenlight a second season of her lifestyle show anyway.
Royal Family News: Meghan Markle’s New Netflix Show Bombs In The Ratings
According to a new report though, the 8 part series was watched by 526k households in the first 5 days. By comparison, the “Harry & Meghan” show drew in 2.1 million households in the same number of days.
This has prompted a lot of people to believe that it’s Prince Harry who is the main attraction when it comes to their Netflix projects, and not Meghan Markle herself.
Still, a lot of people want to know why the Duchess of Sussex was even given the opportunity to develop and help produce this show even though she’s one of the least likable people in the celebrity world right now.
Royal Family News: What’s Next For The Duchess Of Sussex?
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Of course, the internet certainly did have a lot to say about the matter and let’s just say they didn’t hold back at all.
Some even commented with, “What does Megan have on the Netflix CEO? How is this woman still able to produce content when she is hated globally? You know the producers of the show know this was a steaming pile of manure.”
Another critic wrote, “Meghan is a fraud. She married into royalty after being a B actress & proceeded to divide & ultimately persuade her husband to leave the royal family & England. Funny, though, how every time you see her name, it’s preceded with her royal title.”
And then there was this comment as well: “In all fairness, 526k households watching in 5 days are still pretty big numbers. It may not be in the millions but that is still a lot of eyeballs on her.”
So far Meghan Markle herself has not made any comments about the matter just yet.
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Hm? That’s not true. The article is using inaccurate numbers, and the fact that it was renewed clearly shows it was a success. What we need is serious journalism, not this kind of misleading, disingenuous writing.