Meghan Markle is reportedly being forced to make difficult decisions as she cuts down on expenses. Considering the couple’s high living costs and recent canceled deals, including the Netflix partnership, Markle is now taking a more cautious approach to spending. A recent report suggested that viewership on her business website, As Ever, has dropped significantly. Additionally, Netflix has reportedly ended its partnership with the Duchess, including plans for a third season of “With Love, Meghan.” Hence, sources suggest the timing is sensitive, leaving Markle with limited options and difficult choices to make.
Meghan Markle is reportedly taking a hands-on approach to spending
Meghan Markle is reportedly trying her best to cut down on expenses that she deems unnecessary. Recently, several reports suggested that her lifestyle brand, As Ever, was on the verge of bankruptcy. However, one of her spokespersons denied the rumors, stating the brand is doing fine. Even so, reports suggesting that the brand’s viewership is low continue to emerge.
Sources say that behind the scenes, the Duchess is taking a hands-on approach to spending. A source told Heat World that they had removed staff members earlier as well. Now, Markle believes they need to let more people go as she feels they are spending too much. However, it would mean both would have to take on significantly more work, adding extra stress. The source added that their salaries are “just too much to carry.”
Markle is also reportedly trying to cut back on expenses related to Prince Harry’s travel to the UK. A source said, “She’s also pushing Harry to cut way back on his travel to the U.K. Her argument is that the bills are huge and there’s nothing to show for it.”
The insider added that private jet travel is completely out of the question for Harry. Meanwhile, the Duke enjoys traveling and is known for being generous with lending money to friends. However, he is now allegedly under strict orders to avoid extravagant spending and think carefully before opening his wallet.
