Meghan Markle may be working hard to establish herself as a brand, but people like host JJ Anisiobi daily expresso show, Recently she made an explosive claim against the Duchess and criticized her efforts because ‘nobody cares’, as she puts it.
For those who don’t know, a report from two days ago Diversity An effort to expose all the cracks behind the scenes of Meghan and Prince Harry’s collaboration with Netflix. A collaboration that has left the co-CEOs, among other things, unable to take calls without legal representation.
But this time Anisiobi has made an interesting revelation, and that is that the Netflix chief was warned against taking on the Sussexes.
He explained the entire timeline, saying, “Sarandos was warned beforehand, ‘Don’t do this deal.’ But he’s the top dog. And he said, ‘No, it’s going to be great.’ And they released a documentary, Harry and Meghan, and it was hugely successful, right? The most watched documentary ever on Netflix.”
“And Sarandos is thinking, ‘Look, this is why I’m the boss. I told all of you guys it’s going to be great.’ And then every project after that has been miserable. It has been miserable. People are not watching. People don’t care about Meghan Markle as a brand. People don’t care about his cooking shows with his rich Hollywood buddies.
But where his employees were concerned, particularly Netflix, senior staff, he said “none of them wanted this to happen,” but as Anisiobbi says, “Sarandos went ahead without a care. And now he has this angry look on his face. I’m glad he’s at least woken up to it and has now officially pulled the plug, but he was warned and he went ahead with it anyway.”
Another thing worth noting, according to the outlet, is that both Mr. Sarandos and his creative head, Bella Bajaria, have unfollowed Meghan’s Instagram as well as her luxury lifestyle brand As Ever.
According to another source, their relationship was actually personal. Speaking to The Daily Mail, he says, “Ted let her stay at his place while his place was being renovated. They were very close. He was part of the team that agreed to sign a $100 (£75m) million deal in September 2020 following her ‘freedom flight’ to the US following Megxit.”
“She didn’t bother to follow the advice she was given by Josh Simon, Netflix’s head of consumer products. After leaving Netflix last year to take a new role elsewhere, the writing was on the wall.”
