HEADLINE: Meghan's friends claim the Duchess of Sussex was 'used' by Netflix to promote Guy Ritchie's series The Gentlemen
Meghan Markle's camp reportedly regards the leak of her 'advanced talks' for Guy Ritchie's drama as 'the oldest marketing trick in the book'. Netflix reportedly knew season two was weaker and had already commissioned a third. Season two drew three million British viewers in its first week, roughly 15 per cent down on the debut. The offer was reportedly dropped after the situation played out, with Netflix having reportedly 'got what it wanted'.
Tina Brown claimed the offer was withdrawn because the UK backlash was 'so intense'.
The saga reportedly left 'a bit of a sour taste' in the Sussex camp.
Meghan is now reportedly eyed for a £3.74 million 'Suits' reunion special.
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