Ted Sarandos, the CO-PDG of Netflixbroke his silence Meghan MarkleThe future of the company after mixed reception to its lifestyle series in eight games.
With love, Meghan was released earlier this month to brutal criticism of criticism.
He is also disappointed with the notes, barely offering a quarter of viewers hung by his documentary series in 2022, Harry & Meghan.
The other Netflix stars even made fun of the series, while the Duchess of Sussex has become a bag of punch for some actors.
Despite this, The series has been renewed for a second season – With Netflix holding firmly behind the besieged royal.
Talk to VarietySarandos said Markle had been “underestimated” by many.
He also admitted that Netflix had a participation in his lifestyle activity as always, which sells the different products – edible flowers with jams and tea – which appear in his program.
“We are a passive partner in Meghan’s company, and it’s a big discovery model for us right now,” he said.

The CEO of Netflix has weighed on the future of Meghan Markle’s lifestyle series with love, Meghan after the disappointing reception of the program
“I think Meghan is underestimated in terms of his influence on culture,” he continued.
“When we dropped the trailer from the Doc” Harry & Meghan “series (in 2022), everything on the screen was dissected in the press for days.
“The shoes she wore sold all over the world. The Hermès coverage which was on the chair behind it sold all over the world. People are fascinated by Meghan Markle. She and Harry are too dismissed.
Netflix has already declared that it would reserve space in two of their new stores for products like never Markle.
The first of the stands like never will open in two of the largest retail centers in America, the King of Prussia Mall in Philadelphia and the giant Dallas Galleria.
But while the details of products such as Jam and Pancake Mix have emerged, the full range and the prices did not do so.
With love, Meghan was watched by 526,000 households in the first five days he was available on Netflix since its release on March 4, according to data collected by Samba TV.
But in comparison, Harry and Meghan attracted 2.1 million households in about the same number of days – which makes him four times more successful.

Ted Sarandos, the Netflix CO-PDG, is standing next to Markle and said it had been “underestimated” and “too rejected”

Sarandos also admitted that Netflix had a participation in its lifestyle activity as always, which sells the various products – from edible flowers to jams and tea – which are presented in its program
With love, Meghan was watched by more people aged 45 to 54 than any other age group.
Despite the disappointing reception of the series, with Love, Meghan, will soon be back for a second season.
The Duchess confirmed the news on Instagram, when she downloaded an article with the legend “I am delighted to share this season two with Love, Meghan is coming this season”.
An initiate of Netflix with links to the trade branch of the streaming giant previously told Dailymail.com that the negative criticisms that the program received had “worried” from the bosses.
And a new season does not mean that his Netflix contract has been renewedSaid the source of Dailymail.com.

With Love, Meghan was released earlier this month to brutal criticism of criticism
They explained: “I know they filmed consecutive shows, so in theory, there is no second season, it is like with many Netflix shows that it is already in the bag at the same time as the first.
“What is done is allowing modifications to be made to the Feedback spectacle of press viewers and Netflix. It’s intelligent and profitable. So the overall contract has not yet been renewed.
The source added that the bosses were “worried” of bad criticisms – especially since they are a trading partner in their lifestyle brand, which will embark on their brick and mortar stores in the coming months.
“Industry Bibles like The Hollywood Reporter and Variety do not wish,” said the initiate.
“The Boss Netflix are all worried now because they have invested a lot in the product range. They don’t know when and how to move everything.