According to reports, Prince Harry is hoping to “find himself” after his Spotify agreement with his wife, Meghan Markle, expires.
After their $20 million (£15 million) deal with Spotify, which they signed in 2020, came to an end earlier this month as a result of a mutual decision on the part of both parties, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s entertainment endeavors have recently come under the spotlight.
The couple’s lucrative $100 million (£78 million) Netflix partnership is still in place, though, and Meghan, 41, recently signed a contract with William Morris Endeavor (WME) to pursue a variety of upcoming projects on her own.
And it is currently being rumored that father-of-two Harry plans to work with the streamer on a solo project.
He plans to return to Africa, where he “most likes himself,” in the footsteps of his late mother Princess Diana.
According to a source who spoke with RadarOnline, Harry even views Africa as his “second home” and intended to travel there to “find himself” while making the documentary.
Harry’s The Heart of Invictus television series is also scheduled to make its Netflix debut at an undetermined time in August.
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This follows Netflix’s affirmation that they remain close to Meghan and Harry despite rumors that their relationship has soured.
“We value our relationship with Archewell Productions very highly. According to a Netflix spokesperson, Harry & Meghan made its debut as the network’s most spectacular documentary to date.
They continued, telling Entertainment Tonight, “Our thrilling journey with them isn’t coming to an end any time soon. We’re working together on a lot of projects right now, including the eagerly awaited documentary series Heart of Invictus.
Meghan recently made a significant career move by signing with the talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME).
According to PR specialist Kieran Elsby, Meghan will be “a major coup for the agency.”
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“Having her on their roster is a smart business move. Meghan benefits from having a prestigious agency, too.
Culture and brand specialist Rochelle White told Mirror US that Meghan’s exposure to the public could help her “become a brand and build on what she started in regards to her blog, The Tig, and build on that.”
Rochelle responded, “No matter what people say, she has fans and people who are influenced by her style and life, so this could work well,” dismissing the criticism aimed at the former Suits actress.
