As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are determined to start a new chapter of life with a dramatic return to the UK, a new strategy has come to light.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex – who debunked the latest rumours of their secret lunch with Geri and Christian Horner are now eyeing a major partnership with the BBC and UK Broadcasters.
Harry and Meghan announced their comeback to British soil with their two kids, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, later in August.
Since their confirmation of resettling their lives back in the United Kingdom after six years, speculations have been emerging that the couple has made the decision after experiencing a major loss in their source of income.
A well-placed, senior insider recently spilt the beans about Harry and Meghan’s upcoming plans to strike a deal with the BBC and the British Broadcasters for their cash flow in the UK.
"Harry and Meghan aren't abandoning America, but being based in Britain again opens an entirely different marketplace. There are conversations to be had with British broadcasters, including the BBC and major commercial networks, about documentaries, factual programming and projects where their names can still command significant attention," the tipster revealed.
The source additionally noted, "Meghan and Harry are especially eyeing the BBC as a potential source of a new cash flow when they move back to Britain."
Why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are struggling in finances?
However, Harry and Meghan's financial position is no longer a secret as they previously feuded with Netflix due to creative stagnation, communication breakdowns, and shifting priorities as their multi-million-dollar deal nears its end.
A major exposé by Variety revealed deep-seated exhaustion behind the scenes, exposing several key points of conflict between the streaming giant and the Sussexes.
Despite launching their own lifestyle show, With Love, Meghan and several other business ventures, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are struggling financially and are required to continue their senior royal duties.
As of now, King Charles III has not confirmed Harry and Meghan’s role in the monarchy as they returned after six years of estrangement.
