A Netflix spokesperson said the streaming will continue to work with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
According to WSJ, the spokesperson said the company values its partnership with Archewell as "Harry &Meghan" was its biggest documentary debut.
"We will continue to work together on a number of projects," she said.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's upcoming projects that is nearing completion is at Netflix is a documentary series on the Invictus Games, a turnaround Harry founded for wounded veterans after serving two tours with the British Army in Afghanistan.
The couple is also developing a TV show for Netflix called "Bad Manners" based on Miss Havisham, a Charles Dickens character from "Great Expectations".
According to WSJ, the prequel would recast the lonely spinster as a strong woman living in a patriarchal society, though it is unclear whether the show will get a green light from Netflix.
The royal couple recently ended a deal with Spotify and decided not to renew Archetypes for the second season.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the streaming company decided to end the deal with a mutual agreement.
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