Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Reportedly Given Netflix Ultimatum

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are being put over a barrel at Netflix — ’cause they’re apparently on the verge of losing millions unless they pivot … so says a new report.

According to The Sun, Netflix honchos have recently had a convo with the ex-Royal couple … supposedly telling them to make better, must-see content — or risk not getting the rest of their $100-million-plus contract … which they’ve already gotten about half of at this point.

Indeed … the reported conditions have been set — namely, Meg and Harry must produce higher quality shows, docs, and/or movies to claim the rest of their bag … and if they don’t, Netflix is apparently prepared to cut their deal short and refuse to pay ’em out in full.

The Sun goes on to say — citing an unnamed source who claims to be plugged in — Netflix was happy with the results for their bombshell doc … but have been disappointed about everything after that, which presumably includes PH’s forthcoming Invictus docuseries (which is still happening and coming out around August). Anything else though is … nowhere to be found.

The report notes Meghan pitched an idea for an animated series about a girl inspired by historical female figures — but that got dropped by Netflix. It would seem they didn’t think it was compelling … a recurring theme we’re now hearing about them as creatives.

Now, on the prospect of potentially cutting ’em loose unless they deliver … The Sun’s source says the streaming giant wouldn’t do it as publicly/humiliatingly as Spotify did. However, they do concede it would grab big headlines in and of itself … and probably be a bad look.

No word on a timetable for them to make good on their deal, but it sounds like the clock is ticking for them. Gotta say … this is not great news for Harry and Meghan. It would seem that wherever they’ve inked big-time deals … the companies have been unsatisfied.

They’re already filthy rich as is — but if their Hollywood prospects are cut short … that could seriously impact their financial futures in the long run. So, they kinda gotta get with it on ideas.