Meghan Markle has reportedly received a massive “snub” from Netflix amid their strained business deal. The global streaming platform is allegedly all set to open a brand-new commercial store in Dallas, Texas. It will reportedly stock different merchandise and products from the most popular programmes on the platform.
However, news reports claim that the new Netflix House will not stock products from Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand, As Ever. In the meantime, the Duchess of Sussex has two seasons of her series, “With Love, Meghan,” on the streamer and also a forthcoming holiday special programme.
Meghan Markle’s As Ever products won’t be stocked in Netflix’s Dallas store, per source
Netflix’s new commercial store in Dallas will reportedly not have any products from Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand, As Ever. An insider has confirmed the news to The Royalist. In the meantime, the new store will reportedly open on December 11. It will allegedly offer its guests games, interactive experiences and themed drinks and food featured in popular Netflix series, including “Squid Game” and “Stranger Things,” among others.
Per The Mirror, sources have told them that Meghan Markle does not find this snub from Netflix a big deal. The Duchess of Sussex has reportedly insisted that only the brand’s official website is to sell her As Ever products. However, according to the insiders, the decision not to have products from her lifestyle brand is due to her Netflix show’s alleged failure to become a massive hit among fans.
However, despite the lifestyle series getting mixed reviews from viewers, Meghan Markle recently declared that her holiday special will make its debut on December 3 on the same streaming platform, Netflix. She took to Instagram to share a poster for the upcoming special. It has been titled, “With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration.” The poster featured the Duchess of Sussex decorating a dinner table with Christmas-inspired decorations while donning a gorgeous silk dress. “Embrace traditions and make new ones this holiday season,” read the post’s caption.
