Amidst the apparent unfolding failure of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s five-part documentary about Polo, sources have told the Daily Mail that Netflix executives are “exhausted” from working with Markle and her future at the streaming giant now rests on her “make or break” cookery show, which still has no premiere date.

Meghan Markle's lifestyle show is reportedly the "last chance" for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to "save their deal" with Netflix, with sources claiming it is "make or break"

Meghan Markle's new cookery show is the last chance to turn around the Sussexes' multi-million pound deal with Netflix, a source claims.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's latest "Polo" docuseries has been hit with a slew of negative reviews from critics.

Meghan Markle's brief stint in Prince Harry's new Netflix show Polo went viral on TikTok as fans praised her Spanish. The Duke of Sussex is himself scarcely in the five-part series as the couple take a step back from front-of-camera roles.

One entertainment executive made claims on what it would take to "turn around" the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's multi-million-pound deal with Netflix.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s latest Netflix project, Polo, dropped on Dec. 10 and royal fans haven’t heard a peep from them about the series. The press leading up to the premiere has been minimal which begs the question of why the Sussexes weren’t out there creating awareness about the project.

Meghan Markle’s upcoming cookery show is being labeled a “make or break” moment for the Sussexes’ lucrative deal with Netflix. Scheduled to air next year, the

Prince Harry rushed to marry Meghan Markle due to concerns about her biological clock and the need for royal protection, according to Tina Brown. Their romance led to a 2018 wedding, with Harry worried about Meghan's readiness for royal life and desire for children.