The relationship between Meghan Markle and Netflix seems to be growing more serious than ever.

When the $80 million agreement between the two sides showed signs of breaking up, Meghan was attacked by Netflix on many different fronts.

They showed the suits on King Charles’ birthday and removed her from the movie poster.

It appears that Netflix has exhausted the charm of the Sussexes and doesn’t want to get involved.

Despite this, Meghan Markle is back on Netflix after the streaming platform revealed the series and movies that will be coming to its catalog in the next few weeks, including Suits, which became available on June 17th.

However, some people called out the release date as an attempt to overshadow the King’s official birthday event, Trooping the Color, as it took place on the same day.

In the show, the Duchess of Sussex portrayed Rachel Elizabeth Zane, daughter of one of the best lawyers in the city, for seven seasons between 2011 and 2018.

However, USA Network and Universal Cable Productions had no choice but to release a statement clarifying that Meghan would no longer be part of the series after she and Prince Harry announced their engagement.

After Meghan Markle left, the series continued for two additional seasons until its final season in 2019.

Suits was a great success in the US, so it’s not surprising that Netflix decided to pick it up for its catalog with hopes of reaching a new audience and bringing back the Duke and Duchess of Sussex fans.

However, Netflix is unlikely to renew the Sussex’s megabucks contract, believing the lemon has been fully squeezed.

Their tell-all six-parter, Harry and Meghan, was the most-watched subscription TV show of 2022, and there are no plans for any follow-up series.

The Sun revealed Meghan had lost her $18 million deal with Spotify after one podcast series in 27 months with the couple branded “fucking grifters” by one executive.

The repeated £81 million Netflix deal believed to be paid in installments was announced in 2020, but bosses are said to now feel that Meghan lives in her own bubble and doesn’t seem to have a good grasp of the economic reality.

A source added, “There is a less friendly attitude from some at the top.

The feeling is that the lemon has been fully squeezed.

The big bucks Harry and Meghan signed on for do not exist anymore.”

The Sun on Sunday understands that the Sussexes are prepared to see out their contractual obligations with Netflix.

Harry will feature in an Invictus Games series with a screening planned later this summer.

Meghan is said to be in talks with other firms of Archetypes after it was pulled by mutual agreement.

Bill Simmons, head of podcast innovation at Spotify, said in his own podcast on Friday, “The fucking grifters.

That’s the podcast we should have launched with them.

I’ve got to get drunk one night and tell the story of this zoom I had with Harry to try and help him with the podcast idea.

It’s one of my best stories.”

Yesterday, The Sun told how Harry’s court fight over UK police protection will cost taxpayers £1 million.

Suits are set to return to Netflix on the day of the King’s birthday parade.

All nine seasons of the legal drama starring Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, as the high-powered attorney Rachel Zane, will be available on the streamer as of Saturday in the US.

Markle played Zane from 2011 to 2018, during which time she met and dated Prince Harry before they got married in 2018.

Also on Saturday, Charles will join the first birthday parade of his reign on horseback.

The annual Trooping the Colour has marked the official birthday of the Sovereign for more than 260 years.

It will be the first time the reigning monarch has ridden a horse at the event since 1986, when Queen Elizabeth II last rode.