Meghan Markle chose to stay hands-off in her cooking and baking show, part of her lifestyle brand launched on Netflix. However, reports now reveal that Netflix will not renew their £100 million deal with the royal couple. Following their decision to step back from senior royal duties in January 2020, Meghan and Prince Harry aimed for financial independence.

Their collaboration with Netflix led to shows like Harry & Meghan, With Love, Meghan, and Polo airing on the platform. Despite the initial buzz, the series failed to gain traction and was ultimately canceled. Celebrity chef Rosemary Shrager suggested that Meghan might have avoided getting involved in the kitchen aspect.

Rosemary, who admitted to not watching the show, humorously remarked that Meghan’s persona might suggest she’s too attractive for such tasks. While she planned to sneak a peek at Meghan’s shows, Rosemary doubted the Duchess would delve into hands-on cooking with a team of chefs.

A source disclosed that Netflix had ended their deal with the Duke and Duchess, feeling they had maximized their collaboration. The source mentioned that while the initial documentaries drew significant viewership, subsequent content didn’t meet expectations. Despite the setback, the Duke faced a substantial loss in revenue.

In a different venture, Rosemary teamed up with Numan to introduce a digital cookbook catering to January cravings. She emphasized the importance of balancing flavors, proteins, and fibers in recipes to address natural cravings without compromising health goals.

The Numan Craving Cookbook is now available digitally on their website, offering a range of healthy and satisfying recipes. For more entertainment news and updates, follow Mirror Celebs on various social media platforms.