Netflix extends its deal with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry — sort of
Good news for anyone wondering which snack food they should be decanting into little plastic bags tied with twine to welcome their guests with this festive season: Meghan Markle's got a seasonal special coming to our screens later this year. (A special red-and-green iteration of the infamous As Ever flower confetti seems inevitable.)
News of the imaginatively titled 'With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration' came today with an announcement that the Sussexes have re-upped their relationship with Netflix — albeit under what seems to be much less secure circumstances than their original (alleged) U.S. $100 million deal five years ago.
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