Harry and Meghan may ask King Charles for money after financial blow, says royal expert

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex may be facing a slippery slope on the back of their successful four day tour of Colombia.

According to a royal expert, Netflix are no longer happy with the content the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have promised them.

Royal author Angela Levin conceded to GB News host Darren Grimes that their documentary Harry & Meghan "full of grumbles and gruffs... did phenomenally well, but nothing else has.

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"They're not really keen on her cooking or Harry doing polo or her jam, it's not original enough. It won't be until next February at the earliest that they can do anything.

"Technically they have messed up completely, because they haven't done it properly," said Levin.

She added that she does not believe that the streaming giant will fork out the $100,000 to renew their agreement with the royal couple.

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"Netflix is fed up and they've got lots of other things on their line that they can do."

The couple have already suffered the collapse of their deal with Spotify last year, believed to have cost anywhere from $25 million to $37 million.

Grimes questioned how the couple will stay afloat financially and maintain their independence from the crown if Netflix were also to pull out of their agreement.

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To this, Levin immediately claimed, "I think Harry will try and get some money out of the King. I'm not sure, but maybe that's a reason they now want to come to the UK and see him."

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