Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to Star in Kardashian-Inspired Show for Netflix

Reports have surfaced that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have agreed to open their Montecito home to Netflix for a Kardashian-inspired show.

According to the National Enquirer, the couple is allegedly worried about losing their $100 million deal with Netflix following the cancellation of Pearl.

Despite their vow not to appear in a reality TV show, sources claim they had no other choice but to change their minds.

The source revealed that Prince Harry and Markle are under alarming financial pressure due to their lavish lifestyle, and the couple has no plans to change the way they live anytime soon.

Although they received a decent advance from Netflix, it comes with a long list of conditions.

The elephant in the room, however, is whether the company can dish out all the money given its precarious situation.

The insider claimed that Prince Harry was already thinking of ways to earn more from the release of his memoir, planning speeches and money-spinning appearances.

However, he can't schedule anything until there's a definite release date and might even have to return his advance.

The bottom line is that Meghan and Harry aren't cashing in like they thought they would, not even close.

Meanwhile, the couple has arrived back in the US after flying home early from the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Sussex was seen inside a car after landing in their private jet on Sunday evening at Santa Barbara, California.

They reportedly departed for the US earlier in the afternoon with children Archie and Lilibet while the closing Jubilee pageant was underway at Buckingham Palace.

However, Meghan Markle has come under fire after ditching her royal duties but wanting to celebrate some events with the royal family.

Former Real Housewives of Cheshire star Leilani Dowding claimed they're backtracking on their original statement and taking part in several interviews and signing with Netflix.

Dowding said, “For someone who just wants to skip out on all royal duties, it's funny that she wants to come back in time for the celebrations, the party and be part of all the royal celebrations which are happening.

I've got to throw in there about her Netflix shows, it's a complete and utter joke, I called it last year.

No one moves to Los Angeles for privacy.

Just be honest with your intentions, you didn't want to perform your royal duties, and you do love the publicity, otherwise, you wouldn't put yourself on a reality show.”

The GB News star continued, “Like me, I did the Housewives of Cheshire, if I went on there and said I hate publicity and I love my privacy, everyone would call me a complete and utter ballster, and I would be.

I'm just a very open person, I'm not a private person, I'll share my life with anyone who wants to see what I'm up to, and that's how I am, you can hate me for it, I'm honest.”

Dowding went on to say, “Either way, it's dishonorable.

People can take me and go oh Leilani she loves it all, and I can't say I don't because if I didn't, I wouldn't be doing any of it.

I share my life with the very minuscule amount of people who have any interest.

I'm just a very open person, I'm not a private person, I'll share my life with anyone who wants to see what I'm up to, and that's how I am, you can hate me for it, I'm honest.”

In conclusion, it seems that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are under financial pressure and have agreed to star in a Kardashian-inspired show for Netflix.

Despite their vow not to appear in a reality TV show, they had no other choice but to change their minds.

Meanwhile, the couple has arrived back in the US after flying home early from the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

However, Meghan Markle has come under fire for backtracking on her original statement and taking part in several interviews and signing with Netflix.