Meghan Markle is becoming a ‘reality TV star’: Inside new Netflix reality TV series
The UK dream has become a reality for Prince Harry but it appears he’s not the only one with plans for the UK
School has started, and the Sussexes are seemingly gearing up for a complete overhaul of their respective images. While reports suggest Princ Harry’s diary is filled with charity work and reconcilation efforts, his wife is about to become a reality tv star.
This shocking bit of information comes directly from author Paula Froelich. She shared this tantalizing but of gossip with royal expert Tom Sykes for The Royalist podcast.
During the course of this chat she hinted that the public may soon get to know what the couple has planned ‘straight from the horse’s mouth’ given all the ‘buzz’ that’s surrounding this reality TV rumor.
“There’s a buzz about a ‘return to the UK’ series, if you will," Ms Froelich was quoted saying. “And that is getting louder and is coming from all parts of the industry.”
She also dropped a bigger bombshell by noting that the project is already underway, and added, “I am hearing that there is an active project. It is kind of nuts... It’s like, you know, ‘Finding Freedom: The Return, or ‘Harry and Meghan: Part Deux,’ or ‘The New Life'.”
Her concluding words though added more insight into the topic because they saw her say, “they need the big bucks. Nobody really wants a book unless it's a massive tell-all, and Harry can't write another tell-all. They need to make money, they still have a first-look deal with Netflix, and that is a project Netflix would be interested in. And it's going to be very interesting because without a project like that, there is nothing.”
What is pertinent to mention about their finances is that the couple are said to be working on a “very limited budget” according to Woman’s Day. About a week before she said, “the kids' schooling alone is over $60k a year, and the house they’re renting is around $75k a month, and that’s without the renovations Meghan’s planning.”
“Their lifestyle costs an extraordinary amount to maintain, and adding another substantial home in Britain creates another layer of expense at a time when some of the enormous deals they signed after leaving royal life are no longer producing the same income.”
