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Signs Harry and Meghan's marriage could be headed for trouble

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Despite mixed reviews, some good, some not so good, Netflix will consider extending its deal with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, fuelling rumours the streaming platform is holding out for more drama, specifically, a royal divorce.

Daily Mirror Royal editor, Russell Myers, said there may be some substance to the rumours, speculating the streaming giant is after more bang for their buck.

"Could they still have another deal with Netflix?" he said.

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"They signed the first one for about $100 million and let's be honest, Netflix haven't really got much bang for their buck, have they?

"It's been a bit of a damp squib apart from Harry and Meghan sort of airing their dirty laundry in public and the first series and the other things they've done have been pretty boring."

Russell told Today reviews of With Love, Meghan have been scathing, with everyone saying similar things about its quality.

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"You had the bible of The Hollywood Reporter absolutely tearing it apart and Variety magazine saying it was an absolute washout," he said.

"What could Netflix do with them? They may sort of have the carrots dangled in front of them, or there could be further fallouts between the family.

"Or could there be a divorce on the cards? I don't like to speak ill of anyone, as you well know, but I think that that might make good business sense, if you're Netflix."

Hear the full chat with Russell Myers in the video above

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