Sarandos noted that the Duchess Sussex was "undervalued" for his cultural influence, stating that she sold shoes and other items after the release of "Harry & Meghhan".

Remarks General Manager Netflix come as Meghan Maqule face the backward after releasing her new cooking show, "with love, meghan."

In a recent interview with Diversity, Sarandos discussed the evolutionary strategy and partnership with Harry and Mechanism, emphasizing their continuous value to streaming giants.

Sarandos also acknowledged the broader influence of pairs, suggesting their influence that extends beyond the metrics of viewing.

"Meghan is underestimated in terms of her influence on culture," he said. "When we left the trailer for" Harry & Meghan "doc series (2022), everything on the screen was for days in the press. The shoes she wore sold out around the world."

Reflecting on the intense public interest surrounding Meghan, Sarandos noted that "people are fascinated in Meghan Male." He added, "she and Harry are excessively rejected."

Netflix outside their contents, Netflix also enters the e-commerce space through its involvement in Meghan's Lifestyle Mark, as always.

Starting in the USA this spring, the brand will offer teas, jams and other courated products. Sarandos described the role of Netflix as a "passive partner", calling him a strategic "discovery model" for the company.

Harry and Meghan signed $ 100 million in Netflix in 2020. years. Since then, couples of church production were delivered by several projects, including "Harry & Meghan", "who are broken, documented by their love story and the decision on the cessation with the royal life.

Recently, Meghan's Solo series "with love, Meghan" is premiered premier in a strong engagement, land in Netflix global top 10.

The second season is already slotted to release this fall. However, other projects such as "Polo" and "heart invection" did not achieve the same level of main success.

As their job approaches to their expiration, speculation made whether Netflix will expand the partnership.

When asked about potential renewal, including Netflix's agreement with Barack and Michelle Obama, Sarandos remained narrow.

"I don't want to comment on someone's updates," Sarandos said. "In general, the ones we had regained and rationalized around them. I mean them as" show-verall "contracts. We draw what we will do together in the next five years and pack it in agreement."

It comes in the middle of the report that Meghan fights to deal with intense backgrounds after releasing her Netflix series ", with love, meghan."

"Meghan drove high, full of dreams and aspirations, but the fall seems to be as fast as an increase," Insider for Radar online. "Now, however, she feels completely demolished, humiliation still fresh."

While Meghan is chopped by some reviews, insiders say that the background scale was irresistible.

In addition, the Duchess of Sussex became a target of death threat, and disturbing messages circulating on network forums and social media platforms.

"The comments they received are outstanding scales," added the source. "Some people even want to be dead for pocketful millions of dollars for such a sham show."

Since the Duchess Netflix emission, he received a barrage of criticism from several media houses and other critics, including the former Biographer Princess Diane, Tina Brown.

In her bulletin in her subteri under title Fresh hellEx-Vanity Fair Editor claimed that the series proves that the former actress has a "unmistakable instinct for the wrong."

According to the journalist, Meghan also "never came up with a convincing person," the statement that deals with the crowds of the rumor intent in the show that the show is in connection with its authentic I.

Brown further suggested that the former actress should decide that focusing on a detailed project "What spectacular failure in the past five years has been" if directed to be successful.

Although several critics claimed that Meghans dated "Non-Neventic" and "forced" on her show, the people who were found in the Duchess shared a completely different opinion.

The members of the crew from the series described the mother two as "friendly" and "affordable", noting that he encouraged the "coldness" atmosphere.

They also mentioned receiving personalized gifts from Meghan at the end of recording.

The crew member said People Magazine: "She gave us a pan from our place, fry a frying pan with a sauté-style. And a personal monogram teaspoon with the manuscript that says," Thank you, crew. "